I first became aware of the concerted efforts to dismantle the Second Amendment as we know it back in the 1960s. It was then that I realized just how relentless these anti-gun advocates are, and they haven't stopped since. For years, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ignored blatant violations of the Second Amendment. They hadn’t taken a case on this issue since United States v. Miller, 307 U.S. 174 (1939). The Miller case was an aberration , and by the time it reached the High Court, the defendant and defense lawyer had vanished, leaving no one to argue the case. The justices, lacking proper firearm knowledge , rendered a factually mistaken opinion. They absurdly claimed that short-barreled shotguns had no military application—despite the military’s use of 12-gauge trench guns at the time. The Court did, however, acknowledge that those weapons useful to the military were indeed protected under the Second Amendment But they refused to protect them.  The Miller ruling ...

In the wild world of politics, where speeches are scripted and answers are doggedly rehearsed, one presidential candidate has found a way to stand out.     Kamala Harris, with her unique blend of forced laughter and cryptic phrases that sound like they’ve been pulled from a fortune cookie, has truly given America something to talk about. Every time she’s asked a serious question, Harris seems to channel her inner wannabe stand-up comedian, unleashing a chuckle so out of place it could make a clown uncomfortable. It's as if she’s performing a one-woman show, where the punchlines are missing, but the laughs keep coming. Perhaps she’s trying to fill the awkward silences with her own brand of humor, or maybe she’s just as confused as the rest of us by what she’s saying.  And then there's her VP pick. In a stroke of what some might call genius, and others might call “political suicide”, Harris chose a running mate who has "stolen valor" and enough liberal street cred to ma...