Shared from Zite   Long-time gun rights  lobbyist and NRA board member  Todd J. Rathner  announced today the formation of the  NFA Freedom Alliance  (NFAFA), a 501(c)(4) tax-exempt organization dedicated to preserving and  expanding the right to own, manufacture, sell, and use items regulated by the National Firearms  Act ( www.nfafa.org/theNFA.cfm ). John Hames shared with you:   Gun Rights ammoland.com - Tuscon, Arizona --(Ammoland.com)- Gun owners have a new ally in the fight for Second Amendment rights. Long-time gun rights lobbyist and NRA board member Todd J. Rathner announced today the formation of the NFA Freedom Alliance (NFAFA), a 501(c)(4) tax-exempt organization dedicated to preserving...

Shared from Zite   However, such exceptions to the rule  are not  the subject of Charles C. W. Cooke's disturbing  article  published on Thursday by The National Review.  As Cooke explained, comments posted by gun control supporters on social media websites of the anti-gun organizations Moms Demand Action and the Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence, are advocating calling the police whenever they see someone carrying a gun in public. Some of them recommend alleging that a crime is taking place and express their hope that the police will open fire on the unsuspecting gun owner once they arrive. John Hames shared with you:   Gun Control Supporters Advocate 'SWAT-ing' of Gun Owners ammoland.com - Charlotte, NC --(Ammolan...

Shared from Zite   The peculiar case started when Scott Lazurek, a security guard, was arrested in June 2013 for failing to show police his gun permit. He was stopped for walking in public with a hip-holstered pistol -- when he refused to show his documentation, which he actually had on him, that permit was revoked. John Hames shared with you:   Connecticut agencies battle over whether man who refused to show gun permit should have one Fox News - The arrest of a Connecticut man for refusing to show his gun permit -- dismissed by a prosecutor as a "nothing case" -- now has two state agencies battling in court, with the individual's right to carry hanging in the balance. ...

Shared from Zite   Your  gun is not welcome at Target  or Chipotle. And that's not by accident. It all started with one woman's quest to prevent the next Newtown. John Hames shared with you:   The mom behind Target's gun ban CNNMoney - And that's not by accident. It all started with one woman's quest to prevent the next Newtown. "I just couldn't believe what I was seeing on the news: 26 Americans being slaughtered in the sanctity of an elementary school. As a mother of five, this really affected me," said Shannon Watts, who started the Facebook group called Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America. Ava...

Shared from Zite   After a man was killed, Boebert started carrying a pistol to protect herself. Today, she carries her subcompact semi-automatic on her hip as she waits tables and greets customers. No one bats an eyelash. After all, many of the other wait staff and customers also openly carry. Shooters is far from the only place this is happening.  The news of the open-gun policy, however, has put it on the map. John Hames shared with you:   Open Carry Restaurants Cash In on the Gun Control Debate FrontPage Magazine - Ronn Torossian is one of America's most prolific and respected public relations experts. Torossian is the Founder, President and CEO of 5W Public Relations, one of the 25 largest independent American PR firms, which wa...

Shared from Zite   WASHINGTON -- Gun control resurfaced Tuesday as a contentious issue in the race for Arizona's 2nd Congressional District, as Democratic Rep. Ron Barber sparred with Republican challenger Martha McSally over stricter gun laws in their first debate. John Hames shared with you:   Gun Control Emerges As Contentious Issue In Arizona House Race The Huffington Post - WASHINGTON -- Gun control resurfaced Tuesday as a contentious issue in the race for Arizona's 2nd Congressional District, as Democratic Rep. Ron Barber sparred with Republican challenger Martha McSally over stricter gun laws in their first debate. Available on the App Store . ...

Shared from Zite   There's more. Despite  an active arrest warrant , the FBI ordered the release of al-Aulaqi at the JFK airport shortly after he was detained. Plus, we have evidence that they dogged his steps all the way to the doors of the Pentagon. On September 11, 2012, we released surveillance reports and logs obtained from the FBI that showed its agents tracked al-Aulaqi to the Pentagon on the same day he addressed a Department of Defense luncheon as  an invited guest. John Hames shared with you:   Obama hit with reckless immigration lawsuit themuslimissue.wordpress.com - An American born al-Qaeda operative whom President Obama assassinated in a drone strike on September 30, 2011, in Yemen was almost certainly a FBI asset....

Shared from Zite   "I don't know where things went off track?" a young woman says, "I thought I was doing everything right, and then I, um, I guess I lost hope." She adds, "I had to move back in with my parents after everything they've done for me." John Hames shared with you:   Broken Dream: Emotional Ad Hits Democrats for Youth Unemployment breitbart.com - The ad, sponsored by Americans for Prosperity, takes a striking new approach to economic messaging, one that replaces the usual blizzard of statistics and jargon with the forlorn faces and emotional angst younger voters—and, by extension, their parents—are experiencing in today's hostile jobs market. ...

Shared from Zite   "I noticed that two of his secretaries of Defense, after they got out of office, were very critical of the lack of positive action on the part of the president," Carter noted. John Hames shared with you:   Carter: Obama 'waited too long' to fight ISIS thehill.com - Former President Jimmy Carter is criticizing some of President Obama's foreign policy decisions, including drone strikes on four Americans abroad and a failure to act promptly to combat the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Available on the App Store . John Hames Listen to my podcast!! www.OldGuardAudio.com  

Shared from Zite   The former Kalitta Charter pilot recalled Tennessee Rep. Rick Womick (R), a former Air Force pilot and commercial Boeing 777 airline pilot,  admitted  to flying five flights with Somali immigrants on board from London to  New York  City. According to Dennis, Womick said that flights would leave the US, land in the UK and be designated as empty for return, but the reality is that every seat would be filled with  illegal Muslims . As he landed on the east coast as instructed, he would taxi right past immigrations and customs. The illegals were let off the airplane, given thousands of dollars, along with other  benefits . John Hames shared with you:   Bombshell: Pilot Claims He was fired for not Signin...

Shared from Zite   The order came minutes after Idaho on Wednesday filed an emergency request for an immediate stay. The state's request said that without a stay, state and county officials would have been required to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples at 10 a.m. EDT. John Hames shared with you:   Justice Kennedy blocks gay marriage ruling in Idaho, Nevada Fox News - WASHINGTON – Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy has temporarily blocked an appeals court ruling that declared gay marriage legal in Idaho and Nevada. The order came minutes after Idaho on Wednesday filed an emergency request for an immediate stay. The state's request said that without a stay, state and county officials would have been required to begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples at 10 a.m...

Shared from Zite   that the left's least favorite corporation has, up until now, provided health insurance to part-time employees - even those who worked fewer than 30 hours a way. But thanks to ObamaCare,  that's over : John Hames shared with you:   By the way, WalMart gave part-timers health insurance . . . until ObamaCare caintv.com - Those who work less than 30 hours a week now being dumped onto exchanges. One of the things ObamaCare critics have warned about all along was that the law's perverse incentives would cause large employers to dump employees onto the ObamaCare exchanges. It would simply make no economic sense to provide health insurance to certain employees if doing so meant meeting all the arbitrary standards...