North Carolina law regarding the surrender and removal of firearms from persons subject to domestic violence restraining orders likely remains constitutional.
Having guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens creates safer communities. But you don’t have to take my word for it — the data prove it.
North Carolina experienced a 19.2% spike in background checks for gun purchases in 2023, according to FBI data, the third highest rate of all 50 states.
On Tuesday, the North Carolina House approved a couple of 2nd Amendment protections and a safe storage initiative in the Judiciary 3 committee. “Our Second Amendment rights are non-negotiable,” bill sponsor Sen. Danny Britt, R-Robeson, said. “These are commonsense laws to ensure that the rights of law-abiding citizens are not being infringed.” The first component of...
‘The View’s’ Joy Behar unaware that black Americans own guns too Why do so many white liberals treat black folk like pets or mascots? Not to mention the sheer stupidity of Behar’s comments. Racism is alive and well but not always in the way the corporate media likes to explain it. Seven new Hunter Biden...
North Carolina no longer ranks in the top half of states when it comes to the Second Amendment.
Some on the left are trying to tie the Second Amendment to racism, yet it's gun control laws that are the true culprit.
Gov. Roy Cooper has vetoed a bill that would have allowed people to carry guns in a church located on a private school campus when school was not in session. The bill also would have expanded concealed carry protection to more law enforcement employees. “For the safety of students and teachers, North Carolina should keep...
The General Assembly is again considering a mild expansion of gun rights in this legislative session, a year after Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a similar Second Amendment bill. The potential laws would give concealed handgun permit holders more freedom to carry their firearms — allowing some emergency medical personnel to carry a handgun on duty...
Citizens should remember they are masters and not servants of the government.
On Tuesday, I received a call from school officials informing parents of activities for a “national school walkout,” planned in response to the recent deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Wednesday morning, I did what I expect many other parents did. I had a conversation with my children about gun violence. Ironically, I realized I...
