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Increased Firearms Sales Indicate Fear of Corona Chaos

The more America imports unfriendly foreigners to live here, the more obvious the need for the Second Amendment. Of course, every citizen deserves access to adequate self-defense, and we were guaranteed that right in our founding documents.

Today normal life has suddenly become a lot more complicated and perhaps dangerous with the coronavirus threat, or at […]

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Second Amendment Supporters Gather for Virginia Rally

It was nice to see a good sized crowd at the Second Amendment rally in Richmond, Virginia, on Monday. The mainstream media had shrieked up a storm about white gun-crazed Americans being a threat to public safety in the commonwealth or something — but predictably, the event was totally peaceful and diverse in a 2A […]

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