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Newsletter: Litigation Over New York Gun-Carry Restrictions Accelerates as 2022 Ends
Plus, what to expect for guns in 2023.
Stephen Gutowski
December 30, 2022
5:00 am
Plus, what to expect for guns in 2023.
New York will have to tell the Supreme Court why it should be able to keep enforcing its latest gun-carry law after the Court struck down the previous one.
Five senators have asked the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to respond to questions surrounding the agency’s decision to scrub gun defensive use stats from its website at the behest of gun-control advocates.
Plus, the Gun Violence Archive’s Mark Bryant joins the podcast to defend his role in the CDC’s decision to remove defensive gun use stats.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I give updates on New Jersey’s gun-carry restrictions and California’s fee-shifting law.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I discuss the political fallout from the CDC’s actions.
Plus, Manhattan Institute’s Robert VerBruggen joins the podcast to talk about the serious ethical problems with the CDC’s stealth edit of self-defense stats.
A number of scholars who study the use of guns for self-defense voiced concern about the CDC’s recent decision to remove information about how common they are after being pressured by gun-control advocates.
Plus, GOA’s Sam Paredes joins the podcast to talk about how his group blocked Oregon’s new gun restrictions.
The Center For Disease Control (CDC) deleted a reference to a study it commissioned after a group of gun-control advocates complained it made passing new restrictions more difficult.
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