Whatever the VPC's intent may be, the gun control group indirectly concludes that black communities must be disarmed.
A sensationalized news story about "Jesus" codes on telescopic sights has led to Trijicon bowing to unwarranted pressure to remove them.
The manufacturer of gun sights used by the U.S. military inscribes references to New Testament passages on them, a fact known to the public for 23 years.
What tactics could Dems use to keep Scott Brown from killing ObamaCare, and how likely are Dems to try them? (See also Vodkapundit: "Vote Early & Often")
Prominent blogger Andrew Sullivan airs a nonsensical theory about terrorism and terrorists.
Quietly, Obama just made it much easier for the International Criminal Court to go after American "war criminals."
The gun-control group that sprang from the Joyce Foundation is using false information and bad research to demonize concealed carry permit holders.
Every English-language news organization — save Fox News — did not report on the Iranian president's claims that the U.S. is scheming to stop the return of the Hidden Imam. (See also Roger L. Simon: “Cross-dressing” Revolution in Iran)
In a Washington Post opinion column, New York's mayor uses Fort Hood to push a backdoor tactic for enacting gun control.
The locations and motives of recent targeted cop-killings suggest a cultural problem of radicalization in Washington state.