Month: December 2020

With days to go before Congress officially certifies the Electoral College’s choice of Joe Biden as President, more and more evidence continues to come to light indicating that electoral fraud was widespread in the election. Most of the news is focused on Pennsylvania and Georgia, two states that played an important role in Biden’s victory. […]

As Americans ready themselves for Christmas this year, it will a Christmas unlike any other they have known. While many Americans will ignore government hectoring as much as they can, many millions will eschew going to church, seeing friends and family, or engaging in any of the traditions they know and love. All of this […]

Like many magnum revolver cartridges, the .44 Magnum wasn’t developed out of whole cloth. It was developed from a predecessor that once fell out of favor, but that recently has been making a resurgence, the .44 Special. The .44 Special was an outgrowth of the 1870s-era .44 Russian, itself a development of the 1860s-era .44 […]

You would think that when freeing convicted criminals from prison, courts would take into account the severity of their crimes, their behavior in prison, and their expressions of remorse. But that isn’t always the case. Recently a federal judge released from prison a convicted Al Qaeda terrorist who was involved in the deadly 1998 bombings […]

It’s no secret that the endgame of the federal government is to control and then eliminate the private ownership of firearms. Every infringement on the right to bear arms, from background checks to registration requirements to outright bans on certain types of weapons, is calculated to chip away incrementally at the right to bear arms. […]

Now that President Trump’s chance to remain in office appears to be all but over, the key for conservatives will be to retain control of the US Senate. Both Senate seats in Georgia are headed to a runoff election, and the results of that election will determine who controls the Senate for the next two […]

The .348 Winchester is unique in that it was only chambered in a single firearm, the Winchester Model 71 lever action rifle. And the Model 71 is unique in that it was, aside from some very rare special productions, only chambered in .348 Winchester. Because of that, the .348 Winchester and the Model 71 never […]

The continued drama surrounding the Presidential election is overshadowing coverage of numerous other issues that otherwise might make national headlines. One of those issues is that of a Chinese spy who gained access to politicians across the country, including one who is now a Member of Congress. The spy, Christine Fang, came to the United […]

One of the strangest things about the recent Presidential election was the fact that so many people voted not only by absentee ballot, but also early. Using the fear of COVID as an excuse to allow voting by mail and early voting, election boards across the country expanded the ability of voters to vote without […]

One of the common themes in this year’s Presidential election was the reluctance of many Trump supporters to admit that they’d be voting for Trump. Given the number of cases of people being attacked for wearing MAGA hats, or having Trump 2020 signs vandalized, it’s understandable that many people wanted to hide their support for […]