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Op-Ed: Anti-Gun Goofs - Dems' YouBoob Moment

12:05am Thursday, July 26, 2007

By Michelle Malkin New York Post Sen. Joe Biden is the embodiment of snide. Snide is the embodiment of the left-wing attitude toward gun owners. So when snide Joe Biden confronted a YouTube user who asked Democrat presidential candidates about gun control during a debate Monday night, what unfolded was a Teachable YouTube Moment - the caught-on-tape embodiment of ideological snideness toward the...

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Small town security, or head-in-sand-ity?

12:10am Wednesday, July 25, 2007

By Chad D. Baus I live in a place some city-dwellers don't think exists any more. My small Fulton County, Ohio town is place where most of the faces passing by on the road are recognizable...a place where people can walk to work and church...a place where housing is still (fairly) affordable, and doors are often left unlocked...a place where families (sometimes two or three generations at once!)...

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Op-Ed: Does a parking lot have more rights than you do?

12:05am Wednesday, July 25, 2007

by Chris W. Cox NRA-ILA Executive Director Silly question, I know. But your NRA-ILA is fighting against huge corporate conglomerates who argue that the rights of a humble patch of asphalt outside a business trump yours. They argue that companies can void the rights of law-abiding citizens on company property, even if the property is open to the general public. If you stop at a grocery store, for...

NRA bringing national museum to Ohio!

12:10am Tuesday, July 24, 2007

FAIRFAX, Va. -- In cooperation with the Ohio National Guard, the Civilian Marksmanship Program, the Camp Perry Lodge and the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, the NRA's National Firearms Museum is honored to present one of the finest displays of competitive arms and shooting accessories ever assembled. Thousands of visitors to the National Matches in Camp Perry will be able to...

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Another Ohio editorial board member hopes to rescind the Second Amendment

12:10am Monday, July 23, 2007

By Chad D. Baus In case anyone missed it (and I wouldn't be surprised, given the newspaper it was published in), another editorial board member in Ohio recently exercised his First Amendment rights to call for the revocation of your Second Amendment rights. Commentary by Buckeye Firearms Association's Chad Baus is in crimson . Solving the gun-control dilemma Richard Foreman Port Clinton News...

The history of gun control, part 3

12:05am Monday, July 23, 2007

By Sandy Froman Sadly, modern history is full of instances where the anti-gun left tries to capitalize on tragedy and fear to push their agenda. Sometimes the push is immediate, while at other times they lay in wait gathering strength until an opportune time, like the evil Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter novels. Those who support the Bill of Rights need to be aware of these tactics so we can...

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Buckeye Firearms Assoc. invites you to shoot with Ohio's legislative leaders

12:10am Friday, July 20, 2007

Here's your chance to meet House Speaker Jon Husted and Senate President Bill Harris and encourage them to make plans to put (Castle Doctrine) HB264/SB184 on a fast track! ANNUAL JOHN WAYNE CLAY & PISTOL SHOOT The Delaware County Republican Party’s Annual John Wayne Clay Shoot with honored guests Ohio Senate President Bill Harris Ohio House Speaker Jon Husted Ohio Republican Party Vice...

Public Defender's (UNEDITED) Letter to Register Editor Westerhold

12:10am Thursday, July 19, 2007

UPDATE: Mr. Longo has sent Buckeye Firearms Association the complete text of his letter, which includes information EDITED out by the Sandusky Register , with the excuse that the letter was too long. Apparently the newspaper has enough space to publish the names of approximately 2,700 law-abiding citizens' private, confidential (and in some cases erroneous information, but not an extra 130 words...