The push for heightened gun control will likely face tough political opposition, with the nation’s largest gun lobby, the National Rifle Association (NRA), saying they will oppose any new restrictions.
Clinton was forced to cancel Dec. 20 testimony before Congress about a scathing report into the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans.
Eating Fido – or Tiddles – might be more commonly associated with China and Vietnam, but rustling up a slice of cured dog meat to enjoy as a snack is reportedly not unusual in rural areas of central and eastern Switzerland.
Once again, Ron Paul brings the discussion back around to reality: Congress’ spending problem.
Voter fraud is a disturbing trend that appears to be almost ubiquitous. At what point does the legal electorate just check out?
A company that makes stylish bulletproof clothing has launched a new line of child-sized vests and backpacks in the wake of the elementary school massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.
There is no hope for a deal as long as the President persists in clinging to sophomoric notions of “fairness” . . .
Strict gun laws in Great Britain and Australia haven’t made their people noticeably safer, nor have they prevented massacres.
The French government approved the tax in its most recent budget, amid criticism by some that it would do little to stem the country’s mounting fiscal problems and would drive away the wealthiest citizens.
The anti-gun zealots are at it again, and the sad part is that they likely making the folks who don’t have guns easy targets for the criminal element.