The Second Amendment Protects All Weapons, Not Just Those in Common Use

Here at defenseofournation.com, I have been quite critical of the Supreme Court’s reluctance to grant certiorari to any of the assault weapon ban cases plaguing the nation. On Tuesday, June 30th, they finally agreed to hear two of these cases. Viramontes v. Cook County out of Illinois, and Grant v. Higgins, out of Connecticut. Like … Read more

Mental Health, Gun Control, and the Unaddressed Issue of Red Flag Laws

In recent weeks, we have seen Trump’s new DOJ file lawsuits against many of the “assault weapon bans” plaguing gun owners across the country. We must ask how effective this action will be and consider the convenience of the timing. The Supreme Court, for example, has been denying certiorari to several pending cases for some … Read more

The Two-Party Charade — A Dialectical System of Opposing Forces Moving the Same Agenda Forward

Many conservatives believe that the Democrat party has been infiltrated by communists. Hard core leftists who are trying to spark a socialist revolution to unite the masses, dismantle capitalism, and overthrow America’s so-called, imperialist system. If you lean to the right and have been paying attention the past fifteen years or so, this would be … Read more

Understanding Louisiana v. Callias from a CRT Perspective

In my last article I wrote about the latest Supreme Court decision concerning the voting rights act. The left, in typical fashion, is in complete rabble-rousing mode as most people are likely responding to this through what is called the peripheral route to persuasion. This is part of a bigger model known as the Elaboration … Read more

Understanding the Moral Framing of Gun Control Propaganda

Second Amendment proponents are facing a stark reality. One they didn’t think they were going to face. At the beginning of 2025, everything seemed like it was going to be ok, as President Trump signed an executive order directing Pam Bondi to undo all Biden-era gun control. While on the surface this seemed great, there … Read more

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