Daytona Speedway Will Not Ban Confederate Flag from Coke Zero 400
On June 30, Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood said the Confederate flag will not be banned at the July 5 Coke Zero 400.
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Submerged, Frozen, Dragged Behind a Jeep—Does the Glock 43 Still Fire?
Breitbart Sports tortured a Glock 43 by dragging it behind a speeding Jeep. Then we pulled the trigger and wrote this article about what happened next.
Former CNN Anchor Survives Assault Thanks to Husband Carrying Gun
On June 30, former CNN anchor Lynne Russell was saved from an alleged armed robber when her husband Chuck de Caro drew his 9mm and killed the attacker.
Domino’s Pizza Driver on ‘Paid Leave’ After Shooting, Killing Alleged Robber
On June 24, Breitbart News reported that a Hollywood, Florida, Domino’s Pizza delivery driver shot and killed one of two alleged armed robbers who demanded his money.
Armed Tunisian Police ‘Paralyzed By Fear,’ Allegedly Watched As Gunman Shot Tourists
According to witnesses to the June 26 terror attack in Tunisia, armed police “arrived at the scene within minutes,” but were too “paralyzed by fear” to intervene.
Restaurant Chain: Free Meal on July 4th for Concealed Permit Holders
Some franchises from the restaurant chain Chicken Express are celebrating July 4th by giving away a #1 combo meal to any customer who comes and shows his or her concealed carry weapons permit.
Black Pastor: Armed Congregants Won’t Allow Attackers Time to Reload
On June 28 Bishop Ira Combs said various congregants in his church are armed and that any would-be attackers would not given the chance to reload if they began shooting.
Kim Kardashian: ‘I’m Not Really A Gun Person,’ But We Need More Gun Control
In an interview with retired California judge LaDoris Cordell, reality star Kim Kardashian admitted to not really being “a gun person,” but she said we need more gun control in America.
Survey: 70 Percent Want Feds To Keep Hands Off Confederate Flag
According to a Tuesday Suffolk University/USA Today survey, 70 percent of respondents said they do not want the federal government imposing a ban on the sale or manufacture of the Confederate flag.
Survey: Majority of Americans Not Interested in Gun Control for 2016
In a Suffolk University/USA TODAY survey released on Tuesday, Americans said they do not want gun control to be a “significant subject” in the 2016 elections, by a margin of 52 to 43.
Man Allegedly Pulls Gun, Gets Shot By Armed Domino’s Pizza Driver
On Sunday, a man allegedly pulled a gun on a Domino’s Pizza delivery driver and got shot by the driver, who turned out to be armed. The incident took place in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Christie Opposed Expanding Concealed Carry When New Jersey GOP Supported It
On March 24, Gov. Chris Christie (R) said he would “respect” gun rights “appropriately” if voters gave him a pro-legislature. However, his past actions do not support this.
Columbia University Study: 1 In 3 Americans Are Gun Owners
A recently released Columbia University study shows that 1 in 3 Americans are gun owners. The study was conducted by assistant professor of epidemiology Bindu Kalesan and included an examination of “gun ownership information gathered from study subjects aged 18 years old
WaPo Calls Out Senator Murphy for Exaggerated School Shooting Claims
On June 29, The Washington Post (WaPo) called out gun control Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) for his “misleading” and exaggerated claims regarding school shootings since the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.
Activist Launches #WeWillShootBack Urging Blacks to Self-Defense
In the wake of the heinous attack on Charleston’s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, a 28-year-old activist named Taurean Brown is urging blacks to prepare to defend themselves should such an attack occur again.
District Judge to Brady Campaign: Quit Suing Companies For Selling Ammo
In April Breitbart News reported the Senior District Judge Richard Matsch threw out a lawsuit filed by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence on behalf of the parents of Aurora shooting suspect James Holmes. The suit, filed against online ammo retailer Lucky Gunner and other outlets, sought monetary relief for ammunition and firearms supplies purchased by Holmes.
Schumer: Charleston Attack Shows We Need To Crack Down On Gun Shows
On Sunday, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said the June 17 attack on Charleston’s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church highlights the need to crack down on gun shows.
UBER Driver Shoots Passenger Who Was Allegedly Choking Him
On June 28, an UBER driver stopped his car to pick up a passenger and ended up shooting the man after allegedly being attacked and choked.
Purple Heart Recipient Denied Bus Ride Because Of Service Dog
A New Jersey Transit bus driver recently denied service to retired Staff Sergeant Daniel Wright because Wright had his service dog with him when trying to board.
Alabama Store Making Their Own Confederate Flags After Supplier Caves to Race Baiters
On June 26, Alabama Flag & Banner began making Confederate flags in-house, after “a manufacturer decided to no longer supply Confederate flags to [the] business.”
Washington Post: Forget The Confederate Flag, Focus on Gun Control
On Friday, The Washington Post ran a column asking readers to “look away from the Confederate flag” and look instead at the gun alleged Charleston attacker Dylann Roof held in his hand.
Jeb Bush: None Of Obama’s Gun Control Proposals Would Prevent Attacks
On Saturday, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush told supporters in Las Vegas that Obama’s gun control proposals would not have stopped any of the attacks “that have taken place in the last couple of years.”
Union: Exempt Former And Off-Duty Officers From Gun Storage Laws
The Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL) is asking city council members to reword a gun storage proposal so that former and off-duty cops are exempted from a gun storage requirement now being discussed.
Man Puts Gun To Ex-Wife’s Head, She Takes It, Orders Him Out Of The House
On June 24, a Fort Myers, Florida, man put a gun to ex-wife’s head, only to have her take it from him when he tried to manipulate the slide and clear a jam. She then reloaded the gun and ordered her ex-husband out of the house.
Same Sex Ruling Sets Up National Reciprocity for Concealed Carry
When the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled that every state must recognize same sex marriages, they used a basis for judgement that will not easily stop at same sex marriage. In fact, it is a basis for judgement that should offer itself to national reciprocity of concealed carry permits and permit holders.
