New York’s proper-cause requirement violates the Fourteenth Amendment by preventing law-abiding citizens with ordinary self-defense needs from exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms in public for self-defense. To determine whether a firearm regulation
Alex Ooley joins us as your commentator today. Topics we will cover include, Did NBC News break Federal Law when producing a hit piece on “ghost guns”? Demand for training increases in Alabama even as permitless carry becomes the law
Alex Ooley was on The Bullet on Friday and Saturday this week to discuss a number of topics including constitutional carry. We need people to call and/or email Gov. Eric Holcomb’s office and politely but firmly ask him to
Guy Relford is an attorney, the voice behind The Gun Guy on WIBC, and the founder of The 2A Project. He was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss the status of constitutional
Alex Ooley joined The Second Amendment Foundation’s Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop to discuss the status of constitutional carry in Indiana, and Biden’s likely pick for the opening on the Supreme Court.
The New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v. Bruen is before the United States Supreme Court, and the Court is expected to make a decision in the case sometime this spring. The issue in the case is whether
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop from the Second Amendment Foundation to discuss the history of the Second Amendment.
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop to discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and not-guilty verdict. We also discussed the concept of self-defense and other issues that came up during the trial.
Alex Ooley was on The Daily Bullet with Paul Lathrop to discuss the NYSRPA case at the Supreme Court. Alex and Paul also discussed the legal doctrine of qualified immunity.
Today at SCOTUS: The Supreme Court will hear New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen, a case about the right to carry guns in public. It’s a challenge to a New York law that arbitrarily restricts who can
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