Don Kates explains why gun control is a bad idea. Read About It: The Civil Liberties Review POSTED: Wednesday, December 13, 2000

Dave Kopel explains that the only ones made safe by mandatory storage laws are the criminals. Read About It: http://www.nationalreview.com/ POSTED: Thursday, October 19, 2000 . . . .

An opinion article in the Florida Times-Union points out the repetitive nature of anti-gun efforts. Read About It: http://www.jacksonville.com/ POSTED: Wednesday, October 11, . . . .

Gun owners no doubt will recall Al Gore's whopper before the U.S. Conference of Mayors on June 14, 1999, when he claimed: "Incredibly, while these 18- to 20-year-olds cannot legally buy a beer, cannot . . . .

Did California`s mandatory storage law contribute to the murder of two children? One writer thinks so.

John Derbyshire points out that the gun control debate revolves around the issues of trust and freedom.

Reacting to Al Gore's constant attacks on our Constitutional rights, gun owners are joining NRA in record numbers.

Despite some of the most Draconian gun control laws in the world, England is experiencing a significant problem with criminals armed with guns.

Dave Kopel reveals Al Gore's gun control wish list, in Gore's own words.

The Second Amendment Sisters held a rally in Harrisburg, PA over the weekend, and made an impression.

Dave Kopel points out Al Gore's sudden silence on gun control issues, and reminds gun owners that Gore is merely waiting for his chance to strip them of their rights.

Dave Kopel explains the truth behind the recent controversy over "Armor Piercing Ammunition."

Some anti-gun politicians are trying to force police officers to give preference to Smith & Wesson because the gun maker surrendered to the Clinton-Gore Administration's demands. However, many in the . . . .

England's restrictive gun laws have created a safe haven for criminals, and an increase in crime. Now, Parliament is considering infringements on other civil rights in an attempt to combat crime. . . . .

The Las Vegas Review Journal gives dramatic examples of the benefits of keeping a gun for self-defense.

The story of Susan Gonzalez, and how she went from fearing guns to not living without one.

A McDonald's employee in Houston may be fired for carrying a gun to work--even though he used it to foil a robbery attempt, and possibly save the lives of his co-workers. Read About It: http: . . . .

The New York Times details Al Gore's shift on gun control issues. A solid opponent of gun control in the early part of his career, Al Gore became a major supporter of gun control once he deemed it pol . . . .

Deroy Murdock writes about the lunacy of the animal extremist group PETA. A group that would put animal rights before humans, and end hunting in America.

M. Christine Klein, freelance writer and attorney in Virginia, comments on Rosie O'Donnell's mixed messages on guns and self-defense.

Kenneth Smith, deputy editor of the Washington Times editorial page, comments in the June, 2000 issue of Reason magazine on the national news media's "Loaded Coverage" of the gun issue. Read it . . . .

I have received your letter of March 16, 2000 inviting me to join in your effort to encourage various state and local governments to award law enforcement gun contracts only to gun manufacturers agreeing to a "Code of Conduct" which dictates various business practices, safety features, marketing strategies, etc., for both gun manufacturers and gun dealers at the wholesale and retail level.

Columnist Jacob Sullum considers the implications of Smith & Wesson's "clarification" of its gun control alliance with the Clinton-Gore Administration.

In further proof that Democratic Congressional leaders only want gun control as a campaign issue, another attempt by Republicans to craft compromise juvenile justice legislation was rejected yesterday . . . .

Realizing that mandatory gun storage legislation lacked support among Ohio state lawmakers, the bill's backers announced Wednesday that they are abandoning it.

Noel Weyrich, journalist for Philadelphia's "city paper," is hardly a fan of the NRA, but after investigating the impact that NRA-backed Project Exile is having in Richmond and Philadelphia, he finds . . . .

A recent ABC News public opinion poll shows that a majority of Americans favor strict enforcement of existing gun laws over passage of new firearm restrictions. Additionally, few think that gun contro . . . .

Dave Kopel, research director of the Independence Institute, provides an analysis of the propaganda techniques of gun ban lobbying groups.

News sources are reporting that the federal government, prompted by HUD Secretary Cuomo, is considering joining in the "antitrust" harassment of the gun industry.

By Geoffrey Dickens. At a press conference at the National Press Club, the MRC's Brent Bozell said that the media's treatment of the firearms issue is "hardly what any news observer would call unbiased." NRA Director and broadcaster Oliver North called the network news' bias "a frontal assault on our Second Amendment liberties."

Gun dealers and gun purchasers are reading the fine print of Smith & Wesson`s gun control alliance with the Clinton-Gore Administration and they don`t like what they see.

On March 8, 2000
U.S. Sen.Craig Thomas (R-WY) announced the results of a General
Accounting Office study he requested be performed of the National
Instant Check System.

The study, Sen. Thom . . . .

Time magazine reports this week that Al Gore`s position on guns has changed over the years.

(WASHINGTON, DC) -- NRA`s chief lobbyist, James Jay Baker, responded to President Clinton`s latest election year stunt attacking guns, law-abiding gun owners, and the gun industry. "This is just t . . . .

The San Francisco Chronicle considers the usefulness of firearms for self-defense. Unfortunately, in its coverage of the subject, the Chronicle somehow missed the top scholarly studies on defensive gu . . . .