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Gun politics is a set of legal issues surrounding the ownership, use, and regulation of firearms as well as safety issues related to firearms both through their direct use and through legal and criminal use. Full Article
Police tape surrounds De Marco's Pizzeria after a shooting rampage that left one employee and two unarmed volunteer police officers dead in New York in this March 15, 2007 file photo. No one thinks gun control is going to be the most important issue in 2012, but there are specific races...
View Photo »New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (L) and New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly attend a news conference in New York in this September 8, 2011 file photo. No one thinks gun control is going to be the most important issue in 2012, but there are specific races and constituencies where it...
View Photo »U.S. Congressional candidate Ken Aden poses for a photo at S&L Pawn in Russellville, Arkansas February 2, 2012. No one thinks gun control is going to be the most important issue in 2012, but there are specific races and constituencies where it certainly will matter. Aden, a 33-year-old...
View Photo »U.S. Congressional candidate Ken Aden (R) and his campaign manager Jacob Burris (C) talk with Sharon Bryant, owner of S&L Pawn in Russellville, Arkansas February 2, 2012. No one thinks gun control is going to be the most important issue in 2012, but there are specific races and...
View Photo »The new Encore(R) modular gun control system is an all digital, energy efficient automatic gun control system with precision pneumatic and electrostatic operating parameters for reliable performance.
View Photo »Quebec Public Security Minister Roberet Dutil, flanked by police representatives and gun control supporters, announces the government's decision to go to court to stop the destruction of the gun registry Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011 in Quebec City, Canada.
View Photo »This photo provided by the New York City Police Dept. shows a semi-automatic pistol recovered by police after Officer Peter Figoski was shot in the face and killed early Monday morning, Dec. 12, 2011, while responding to a report of a break-in at a Brooklyn apartment. Figoski's partner...
View Photo »FILE - In this Oct. 22, 2011, file photo, Republican Presidential candidate, Texas Gov. Rick Perry walks to a truck before a hunting trip near Merrill, Iowa. They are fuzzy about some issues but the Republican presidential candidates leave little doubt about where they stand on gun rights.
View Photo »Musician and gun rights activist Ted Nugent addresses a seminar at the National Rifle Association's 140th convention in Pittsburgh Sunday, May 1, 2011.
View Photo »Protesters gather around lit candles in a Malmo square, in Malmo, Sweden Friday Jan. 6, 2012. A new wave of execution-style shootings in Sweden's third largest city has left police puzzled, raising concerns that Malmo has become a magnet for gang-related killings. In less than six...
View Photo »WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 15: Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY)(R), Boston Mayor Thomas Menino (C), and Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (D-NY)(L), arrive at a news conference, on November 15, 2011 in Washington, DC. The news conference took place after a Senate Judiciary Committee Crime and Terrorism...
View Photo »WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 15: Arizona shooting victim Bill Badger (C), points to where he was shot in the head, while flanked by Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) (R), Boston Mayor Thomas Menino (2nd-L), and Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (D-NY)(L), during a news conference, on November 15, 2011 in...
View Photo »Robyn Ringler (2nd L) poses for a photo with James Brady (2nd R), former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, after a news conference to urge members of Congress for progress on gun control legislation, specifically passage of a ban on large-capacity ammunition clips, in...
View Photo »Sarah Brady (back) stands with her husband James Brady, former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, during a news conference to urge members of Congress for progress on gun control legislation, specifically passage of a ban on large-capacity ammunition clips, in Washington,...
View Photo »U.S. Representative Carolyn McCarthy (D-NY) (R) wipes away tears as she and Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) (2nd R) listen to remarks by James Brady (R), former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, with his wife Sarah Brady (C) during a news conference to urge members of...
View Photo »James Brady, former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, departs after a news conference to urge members of Congress for progress on gun control legislation, specifically passage of a ban on large-capacity ammunition clips, in Washington, March 30, 2011. Wednesday marked the...
View Photo »U.S. Representative Carolyn McCarthy (D-NY) (L) pats the shoulder of James Brady (R), former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, during a news conference to push members of Congress on gun control legislation, specifically passage of a ban on large-capacity ammunition...
View Photo »James Brady (C), former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, looks up at his wife Sarah Brady (R) during a news conference to urge members of Congress for progress on gun control legislation, specifically passage of a ban on large-capacity ammunition clips, in Washington,...
View Photo »James Brady (2nd R), former White House Press Secretary under Ronald Reagan, wipes his eyes as he appears at a news conference with U.S. Representative Carolyn McCarthy (D-NY) (L-R), Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), Brady Campaign President Paul Helmke and Brady's wife Sarah, to urge...
View Photo »FILE - In this Sept. 12, 2011, file photo Republican presidential candidates, from left, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Texas Gov. Rick Perry cover their hearts during the playing of the National Anthem before a Republican presidential debate in...
View Photo »New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks to congressmen before addressing the media on gun control on Capitol Hill in Washington, March 15, 2011.
View Photo »Cyndi Forbes, a member of the Lewis and Clark Conservative Tea Party, attends Friday's "Constitution Rally" on the steps of the Sate Capitol in Helena, Mont. The Lewis & Clark's Conservative Tea Party group received permission to bring unloaded and secured weapons onto Capitol grounds...
View Photo »Tim Ravndal, director of the Lewis and Clark Conservative Tea Party, makes opening remarks during the Lewis and Clark Conservative Tea Party's "Constitution Rally", on Friday, March 4, 2011 on the steps of the Sate Capitol in Helena, Mont. The Lewis & Clark's Conservative Tea Party...
View Photo »Trey Cathey, right, of Yellowstone County, adjusts his rifle, as he talks with John Richardson during the Lewis and Clark Conservative Tea Party's "Constitution Rally", on Friday, March 4, 2011 on the steps of the Sate Capitol in Helena, Mont. The Lewis & Clark's Conservative Tea Party...
View Photo »Rep. Mike Quigley (D - IL), left, speaks while Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley right, looks on during a news conference discussing gun laws at the Homan Square Police Warehouse in Chicago, Monday, Feb. 28, 2011.
View Photo »Police tape surrounds De Marco's Pizzeria after a shooting rampage that left one employee and two unarmed volunteer police officers dead in New York in this March 15, 2007 file photo. No one thinks gun control is going to be the most important issue in 2012, but there are specific races...
View Photo »Cool highlands are an ideal climate for poppy cultivation. Weapons, given lenient gun laws and a long history of arms smuggling, are plentiful. An impoverished, under-employed population is a ready source of recruits.
Gun ban, checkpoint operations, police visibility and intelligence monitoring are sufficient security measures during the celebration of the Dinagyang Festival
I have had discussions and I will continue to have discussions with the federal government about how we can ensure the national gun laws are working effectively.
Whoa. Call of Duty: Urban Warfare, in 3D! I think I got a Second Amendment contact high.
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What this says is these people being brought before the courts don't give a stuff about gun laws or being licensed
They say every illegal gun starts off as a legal gun (but) even the gun control zealots say very few stolen firearms were used in the committing of crimes.
At the same time we'll be drawing a sharp contrast between a Georgia Reagan conservative and a Massachusetts moderate who's pro-gun control, pro-choice, pro-tax increase, pro-liberal judge, and the voters of South Carolina will have to look and decide.
The checkpoints on the fringes of the city are meant to prevent and discourage lawless elements or persons from disturbing the festival. It will also be an effective means of implementing the gun ban
We do have tough gun laws in Massachusetts; I support them.
The Second Amendment protects the individual right of lawful citizens to keep and bear arms. I strongly support this essential freedom
I don't like spice, cilantro, colors besides pink, adventure, surprises, using my hands, messes, Catholics, new flavors, brown and/or disabled people, the middle class, gun control, bell peppers or social responsibility. I love gummy bears, bananas and beef.
It's not our business if you're for or against gun control and choosing to run gun deals immediately means we've chosen a side.
USAAmmo.com believes tyranny is knocking down the doors of American cities daily. The recent Occupy Wall Street protests and liberal attempts at gun control are eerily reminiscent to the rise of Mao Zedong, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Pol Pot and Idi Amin. Barack Obama and Erik Holder, gun control advo...
tyranny and gun control is only an election away! Liberty is at peril every single day and with every breath we take. For 235 years, tyranny in the United States has been held at bay through US Citizen's right to bear arms.
Why should I? ... I have a 30-year career in law enforcement, and there are people who openly carry guns in this building and we can't stop them. I'm a big supporter of the Second Amendment and I feel it is my right to protect myself.
The case is not about the Fourth Amendment, it’s not about the Second Amendment, it’s not about limitations on constitutional rights.
Attorney General Schneiderman is a longtime champion of sensible gun laws, and played a critical role in passing the background check law that these sellers were violating. So it’s no surprise that he is vigorously enforcing the law, and supporting efforts to strengthen it. This is exactly the kind of l...
It is more of a celebration of their Second Amendment rights (the US constitution's clause guaranteeing the right to bear arms).
The Second Amendment is very clear about the right to bear arms, and I don't think that it's something that I need to get in there and argue a whole lot. But I think that the most common misconception is that gun ownership promotes violence, gun violence, in the United States because typically, gun viol...
The Second Amendment is very clear about the right to bear arms, and I don't think that it's something that I need to get in there and argue a whole lot. But I think that the most common misconception is that gun ownership promotes violence, gun violence, in the United States because typically, gun viol...
Now that BAE's project is nearing completion, the business incubator is open for operations and new projects have been initiated in the 'SmartZone,' a second amendment is being prepared for city council consideration
It’s more of a celebration of their Second Amendment rights
We will implement the gun ban more strictly
Senator Enzi was opposed to Attorney General Holder’s nomination in large part due to Holder’s positions on the 2nd Amendment ... He voted against Holder’s nomination. Senator Enzi is also concerned about Operation Fast and Furious. He is following the investigation and wants to find those responsible, ...
