BFG Division

Even though Biden’s pistol brace rule was vacated, ATF is still enforcing the same legal theory.   DOJ’s response was not on our bingo card.   Basically, they're telling gun owners: “Yep, we’re still going after your braces. Nothing you can do about it.”

They are going to lie about Joe Kent and try to discredit him. Do not believe the lies! Joe Kent is a great American hero deployed 11 times and a Gold Star Husband! He’s right!

@joekent16jan19 🇺🇸

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC. May God bless America.

Gun control is gun centralization. All gun control is infringement.

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Reminder that the Brady lobbies federally to ban firearms in so called “sensitive places,” a category that almost always includes houses of worship. If they had their way, this synagogue would not have been able to have armed members of the congregation present. That armed security would not have instantly killed the attacker with no fatalities. They would have been at the mercy of a gunman with a truck full of explosives. Feel free to tell Brady where to shove it.

I’m honored to announce that my HB 78 has passed the House Judiciary Committee, which aims to protect Kentucky’s firearm and ammunition industry from liability tied to criminal misuse for which the industry is not responsible.   HB 78 would establish clear liability protections for manufacturers, sellers, and trade associations involved in the lawful production and sale of firearms and ammunition. The measure would ensure these entities cannot be held responsible for damages caused by the criminal or unlawful use of their products by third parties. The bill would also incorporate the federal standard in PLCAA, which passed in 2005 with bipartisan support, into Kentucky law while clarifying the limited circumstances in which a civil action could move forward. Law-abiding manufacturers and retailers should not face the blame for the criminal acts of others. We don’t do this in ANY other industry. HB 78 would bring Kentucky law in line with federal standards and ensure that businesses operating responsibly are protected from politically motivated lawsuits designed to cripple an industry that is vital to Kentucky’s economy and to a basic constitutional right. HB 78 would establish immunity from certain civil liability claims, known as “qualified civil liability actions,” against firearm and ammunition manufacturers, sellers, and related trade associations. It would also preempt local laws or regulations that attempt to impose similar liability. At the same time, the bill would clarify that legitimate claims against those who break the law or produce defective products may still proceed. Under HB 78, plaintiffs bringing claims under those limited exceptions would be required to plead specific facts demonstrating that the manufacturer or seller directly and proximately caused the alleged harm. Courts would determine whether the facts meet the legal standard before allowing a case to proceed. HB 78 would also outline procedures for resolving these claims efficiently, including allowing defendants to file a special motion for dismissal or summary judgment. Courts would be required to hear those motions within 45 days unless limited discovery, capped at 60 days, is required. Additionally, the bill would place the burden of proof on plaintiffs to establish their claims with clear and convincing evidence and would include penalties for lawsuits filed in violation of the statute, including dismissal, attorney’s fees, and civil penalties. HB 78 would further clarify that general statutes, such as public nuisance laws, cannot be used to circumvent the protections established by the legislation. This is about protecting lawful commerce while maintaining accountability where bad actors break the law. This legislation would strike a responsible balance. It would protect Kentucky jobs and businesses from abusive litigation designed to shut down the lawful exercise of a constitutional right while ensuring that bad actors who truly violate the law can still be held accountable to the fullest extent. I look forward to codifying HB 78 into law!

Congratulations to Representative-elect Brandon Herrera!

We can’t wait to work with @TheAKGuy to protect and restore the Second Amendment. 🔥 🔥 🔥

I appreciate Tony Gonzales for making the appropriate decision. I look forward to being the voice of TX23 that our district deserves. From the border, to oil theft, water rights, data centers, and many other issues. It’s an honor to be chosen and together we will make Texas proud.

#BREAKING: Brandon Herrera officially wins TX-23, after Tony Gonzalez drops out.

If you’re legally allowed to have a gun You shouldn’t have to get any government’s permission to carry it Any more than you should have to get permission to speak My bill is necessary to protect Americans’ fundamental right to bear arms Who’s with me?

Today I’m introducing the National Constitutional Carry Act in the U.S. Senate. Americans have the right to keep and bear arms without asking for permission from hostile politicians or getting jailed for crossing the wrong state line. Stay strapped. @GunOwners @gunrights

@TheAKGuy @TonyGonzales4TX Godspeed man. Rooting for you from MI

@TonyGonzales4TX Are you seriously congratulating yourself for not winning your primary?

Thank you President Trump and all those #TX23 constituents that support our campaign. Onward to a victorious May.

Put @TheAKGuy in congress!!!

Vote for Brandon Herrera in TX-23, and send RINO (and terrible human) Tony Gonzales packing home!

Constitutional Carry being introduced in the Michigan House of Representatives as House Bills 5653-5657 with 29 co-sponsors! Kudos to Reps. Joe Fox, Jim DeSana, Jay DeBoyer, Mike Hoadley, and Rachelle Smit for being lead sponsors.

Constitutional Carry has been OFFICIALLY introduced in Michigan. Twenty nine states have already restored this right, and we are committed at the National Association for Gun Rights to making it all 50. No government permission slips. No fines. No fees. Just the Second Amendment as it was written and intended.

Criminals don’t follow gun laws. As a former prosecutor, I can assure you of that. Law-abiding citizens shouldn’t be punished for it. Michigan deserves a governor who won’t just say they’re pro-Second Amendment, but will champion your God-given right to protect yourself and your family. Today, our campaign became the first to release a Second Amendment Freedom Plan. Full plan in the comments ⬇️