My sister sent me an email this morning with a link to a Daily Beast article headlined “Study Finds People With Guns More At-Risk For Suicide And Homicide“. After reading it, several things come to mind. I think a discussion of this […]
Last night I dreamed that a group of extreme Democrats introduced legislation to ban concealed carry on college campuses and standard capacity ammunition magazines. I was appalled that they would do this, yet a still small part of me was […]
In Part Two of this series, I talked about applying for a concealed carry permit and what I learned in the beginning of my study of gun control. To further my education, I attended and watched the hearings and floor […]
This is the first of a periodic series of blog posts in which I will recap recent activity, discuss bills that I support or oppose, and preview the coming week. Since politics is mind-numbingly boring to most people, I am doing […]
Last year as part of my journey from disengaged citizen to concerned activist, I found a book that describes how a phenomenon I had wondered about – the flipping of Colorado from conservative red to liberal blue – took place. […]
In Part One of this series I explored how I went from a casual gun owner to a citizen seeking more knowledge and information about the Second Amendment, gun control and gun crime in America. I discussed how two books […]
I first became acquainted with the Gun Club located in Centennial, Colorado back in December of 2012. It was there that I took my multi-state concealed carry class, and since then I have taken another class and gone shooting on […]
While reading a Twitter conversation between “pro” and “anti” gun-control activists I happened upon a blog that called for 5 “#Gunsense New Years Resolutions for 2014”. In Colorado and throughout the nation, many gun control battles were fought in 2013. […]
In The Beginning I’ve always been somewhat of a military history buff with a particular interest in World War Two. Several years ago I attended a gun show in Denver, Colorado and had an opportunity to buy a WWII vintage […]
In a country that is increasingly divided and polarized the battle for America’s soul rages on. To varying degrees each state has its own level of partisan politics, but nowhere is government dysfunction more evident than with the federal government. […]