Law-abiding New Mexicans can once again carry guns for self-defense after a federal judge ruled Democratic Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham can’t enforce her emergency ban.
More than a hundred people openly carried firearms in an Albuquerque park on Sunday as an act of protest against the governor’s emergency suspension of carry rights.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (D.) is facing multiple lawsuits and the threat of several more after issuing an emergency order to suspend open and concealed carry rights for New Mexicans in the state’s largest city.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I talk about Boston doubling down on delaying gun-carry permits.
Plus, The Atlantic’s Andrew Exum joins the podcast to discuss just how important hunting is to America.
An iconic American gun brand has increased its sales despite an ongoing decline in the overall market.
Last year, the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act showed where there was agreement among the parties over gun policy. This year, backlash to part of its implementation is doing the same thing.
Plus, Cam Edwards of Bearing Arms joins the podcast to dissect the ATF’s latest rule targeting used gun sellers.
18 senators, including eight Democrats and one Independent, want funding for hunter safety training in schools to be reinstated.
President Joe Biden’s son will be indicted on gun charges stemming from his drug use.
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