Lee Williams

FREE DEXTER TAYLOR! Dexter was arrested, charged, and thrown into Rikers Island. His crime? Assembling legally-obtained firearm parts in his home. Dexter had no prior criminal history; he was not suspected of any violent activity. His only “transgression” was exercising his fundamental right to bear arms. This battle is not just for Dexter Taylor’s freedom but for the rights of all Americans. This is about the ongoing struggle against an overreaching government that seeks to micromanage and control every aspect of our lives. Our rights are not granted by the state—they are inherent and must be vigorously defended against all encroachments. Dexter is a champion for the Second Amendment and for civil liberties. If you wish to support Dexter in his legal battle, consider contributing to his fundraiser, linked below. His fight is our fight—a stand for the fundamental right to keep and bear arms. We stand with Dexter Taylor. #2A #FreeDexter @blkgunsmattr @MajToure @DoniTheMisfit @jeffcharlesjr @lpnyofficial @LarrySharpe @gunrights @gunpolicy @GunOwners

In case you missed it, with situations like our Post Office Carry injunction win, you are protected if you are a current Second Amendment Foundation member OR if you sign up now (head over to saf.org for a $25 annual membership, $100 for 5 years, or other options - remember that we are a 501(c)(3) as well!). If you are unsure where your membership stands, you can email info@saf.org. Please include your name, address, and contact information (email the account is under, phone number, etc.). We will confirm your membership or let you know how to get up to date.

You’ll Never Guess What Are Now Considered ‘Illegal Firearms’ In New York City - Shooting News Weekly shootingnewsweekly.com/gun-control/yo…

An Ohio jury has found @ogafroman not liable for defaming the sheriff’s deputies who raided his house on a bogus tip. Read more: reason.pub/4rKT9dE

@MW4Liberty @HT_GunWriter Just one of the many lives destroyed over completely illegitimate regulatory enforcement by heavy handed psychos.

A look at the Trace’s very interesting new board members, by @HT_GunWriter open.substack.com/pub/thegunwrit…

A look at the Trace’s very interesting new board members, by @HT_GunWriter open.substack.com/pub/thegunwrit…

3D-printed guns have gotten good, which brings up a fascinating question: Is gun control finally dead?

@DannyMacShoot Thanks for reading, Danny.

Lies, Embellishments and Misdirection. That’s been their game all along, Lee. Thanks for calling it out so clearly.

Two years ago, the ATF shot and killed an innocent man in his home. Here's our story: "How ATF agents killed Arkansas airport director Bryan Malinowski." tinyurl.com/749492wv @2AFDN

A look at the Trace’s very interesting new board members, by @HT_GunWriter open.substack.com/pub/thegunwrit… 🔫🔫🔫

2 yrs ago today, the ATF ended the life of Little Rock Airport Exec Bryan Malinowski. Zero charges. Zero change. Abolish the ATF. Replace with nothing.

Propaganda 101

A look at the Trace’s very interesting new board members. tinyurl.com/mtjkh56e @2AFDN

A look at the Trace’s very interesting new board members, by @HT_GunWriter open.substack.com/pub/thegunwrit…

Outing a psychiatry professor as anti-gun , by @HT_GunWriter open.substack.com/pub/thegunwrit…

“The greatest evils in the world will not be carried out by men with guns, but by men in suits sitting behind desks.” C.S. Lewis

2 years ago today, Bryan, the highest paid city employee in Little Rock as the Executive Director of the Little Rock Airport (where he earned an annual salary of more than $260,000), woke up to the sounds of someone breaking into his house. He armed himself and went to see what was going on, ultimately firing on the intruders who had broken into his home. Seconds after hearing the break-in, he was shot in the head. It was Federal Agents who had entered his home. There was no arrest warrant, though he was under investigation… Bryan had no reason to believe that he was under investigation for violating the law. He never received a letter of inquiry, audit, a personal visit, or a request for information from the ATF, nor did he ever receive a target or subject letter from the DOJ notifying him that he was under investigation. His widow is suing for wrongful death, and the case is ongoing. As of December 2025, the Government lawyers are asking the judge to dismiss the case entirely, both the claims against the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act and the claims against individual agents using what’s known as the Bivens doctrine, a rare path allowing lawsuits against federal officers personally.