By Chris Chumita
There are more stories pertaining to our gun rights in Ohio then we can possibly draw attention to with individual daily commentary. But they are all worthy of mention.
What follows is our review of headlines from around the state though a pro-gun rights lens.
From a dog attack in a park to a gun accident, these articles should be a part of your required reading!
Click on the “Read More…” link below for several days of headlines accompanied by short, concise pro-gun analysis.
Cleveland’s News Channel 5 is reporting that the Cleveland NAACP responded Friday to criticism surrounding the shooting death of a teenage boy during a robbery, and for once this organization is placing…
In the fallout from an erroneous Cleveland Plain Dealer story claiming that the death of an armed robber at the hand of the concealed handgun licenseholder he attacked was “what appears to…
Last week, Plain Dealer columnist Regina Brett wrote that she had received more than 400 letters in response to a column defending a concealed handgun license-holder who was forced to shoot a…
By Chad D. Baus Jockeying for position for the 2008 Presidential primary race began earlier than ever this election cycle, and for gun owners in both parties, the signs have been bleak….
By Jacob Sullum Townhall.com Despite his promise to appoint “strict constructionists” to the Supreme Court if he is elected president, Rudy Giuliani recently said he has no interest in overturning Roe v….
By Chad D. Baus Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann (D) attempted to claim that a Federal privacy law governing medical records (HIPAA) made it impossible to complete the background checks prescribed in…
Readers passionate about shooting By Regina Brett April 27, 2007 Off. The. Scale. The reaction to the shooting of 15-year-old Arthur Buford has everyone up in arms. More than 400 readers told…
By Alan Gura “Fear and disinformation have long been the hallmarks of the movement to end private gun ownership. Not surprisingly, the D.C. Circuit’s decision in Parker v. District of Columbia, confirming…
by John Longenecker
I want to elaborate a few principles in connection with how we will meet and manage future School Shootings, and the emphasis is to meet them.
Let’s talk a little bit now about the Constitution, about Rights and about Authority, three distinct concepts in this country.
Let us imagine our nation is a charitable Foundation. It’s purpose is to educate, or bring up the next generation and to pass down values. It is a charity because of its blessings shared, and it has other purposes of education in Liberty as a magnet to the world.