Battle raging over move in Congress to close gun show loophole
Fort Worth Star-Telegram - Sat Jul 18, 11:41 pm ETPaul Smith loves guns, and he loves to collect them.
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Paul Smith loves guns, and he loves to collect them.
AFTER FOUR days of often intense confirmation hearings, Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor proved herself well-qualified and worthy of confirmation. The breadth and depth of her experience as a prosecutor, civil litigator, trial judge and appeals court judge were on display throughout the lengthy proceedings, whether she was addressing questions about corporate law, the Second Amendment or ...
BARTONVILLE — National Rifle Association firearms instructor Lee Merriman says a lot of people fear the criminal elements around them.
Firearms play a large roll in Teller County. More than twice as many county citizens own firearms than the state average.
Tim Knox is a small-business owner, radio talk show host, published author and now ... stand-up comedian? Telling jokes in front of a live audience is the latest venture for Knox, owner of Madison Guns & Ammo, which has stores in Huntsville and Madison.
Legislation filed by a local senator would allow citizens to carry self-defense sprays without a firearms identification card and the bill is receiving overwhelming support from colleagues and public safety officials.
The National Rifle Association (NRA), one of the most powerful lobbies in Washington, has come out against Sonia Sotomayor but...
A few things I’ve recently read and heard tell me it’s time for my annual Second Amendment Right to Keep and Bear Arms column.
A Louisville, Ky., pastor has faith that carrying a gun to church is right.
IDAHO FALLS -- Glenn Beck spent the weekend in southeastern Idaho, first donning a colonial outfit for his "Common Sense" comedy show at the Civic Auditorium in Idaho Falls -- then getting his feet dirty at a Demolition Derby held in Rexburg.
Republican senators spent hours at Sonia Sotomayor’s confirmation hearing this week trying to discern her true views on the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
Questions surrounding Judge Sonia Sotomayor's past speeches generated more controversy in the final day of her Supreme Court confirmation hearings Thursday, as Democrats again called her a mainstream jurist and Republicans portrayed her as a liberal activist likely to legislate from the bench.
Washington Post: Key Republican Says He Won't Support Filibuster, Virtually Assuring Her Confirmation
This week, Judge Sonia Sotomayor confirmed her radical views on the Second Amendment, showing that she will be an activist judge on the Supreme Court if she is confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
After fielding tough questions for the better part of a week, U.S. Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor impressed many in Congress, but also wowed a variety of people in the Reno community who praised her intellect, experience and honesty.
Sapp to speak at Cornbread and BeansThe Cleveland County Democratic Party will host its Tyner Cornbread and Beans luncheon Friday at the Holiday Inn on Interstate 35. Norma Sapp will speak on "Ending the Prohibition of Marijuana.
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