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| Today, Governor Jim Justice signed Senate Bill 96 to strengthen West Virginia’s preemption law. |
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| On March 23rd, Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued Executive Order No. 2020-21 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which includes a requirement to suspend activities that are not “necessary to sustain or protect life.” |
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| On March 24th, the Arizona Legislature adjourned for a recess until April 13th due to concerns regarding the COVID-19 virus. No hearings or floor sessions will be scheduled during this time. |
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| Members and friends keep asking me what they can do to help — well, keep reading. If you really and truly want to help save your gun rights and Freedom in America, I’m going to tell you how |
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| Last night, the Los Angeles County Sheriff announced that he would be suspending efforts to close down gun stores after receiving an opinion from Los Angeles County counsel that gun stores could in fact be classified as essential businesses under the Governor’s executive order. |
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| An armed citizen who saw a suspect allegedly shooting at police in Fresno, California, on Tuesday evening pulled out his handgun, took aim, and fired, driving the suspect to the ground. |
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| The latest victim of the COVID-19 pandemic is not a health care worker, a first responder, or a cruise line traveler. The purveyor is not an invisible microbe. The perpetrators of the latest assault on men and women in cities and states across the country are left-wing governors and mayors who have decided the pandemic provides a convenient excuse to deny law abiding citizens the freedom to exercise their Second Amendment rights. |
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| During the current Covid 19 outbreak, many businesses were forced to close because they are considered “non-life-sustaining.” |
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