“Bad Originalism” Rears Its Head In Gun Case Oral Arguments
Today the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen, which is expected to produce the Court’s first major Second Amendment decision in…
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VIDEO: What is Federalism? And Does it Have a Future?
What “Federalism” means and how it should properly function under the American system of government is a debate that dates to the earliest days of the Republic.
What Does Biden’s Proposal for IRS Monitoring of Bank Account Information Mean for Gun Owners?
There has been a significant amount of reporting on language tucked into the Biden Administration’s proposed $3.5 trillion dollar budget proposal that would purportedly require banks to report transactions in…
VIDEO: “The Drift” Cattle Drive Goes Primetime with “60 Minutes” Coverage
CBS’s “60 Minutes” told the story of Wyoming ranchers who serve as living links between the “old” and the “new” American West.
VIDEO: The Babylon Bee CEO, Seth Dillon on Saving Satire and Fighting the Left’s Censorship
Mountain States Legal Foundation hosted Babylon Bee CEO, Seth Dillon, at our forum in Austin, TX. Seth’s keynote speech, “Saving Satire: How the Babylon Bee is fighting back,” exposes the absurdity of the attacks on The Babylon Bee by enemies of free speech.
Archer Case Earns More Media Coverage
Colorado educator and MSLF Client Celeste Archer in this piece explains to Denver’s CBS News affiliate why she’s suing her employer, the University of Colorado-Denver, for barring her from campus without first investigating whether there was any truth to an anonymous allegation that she had Covid-19. That allegation was false. But the school’s reflexive rush to judgment — something that’s become alarmingly commonplace as a result of the witch-hunting atmosphere produced by the panic — denied Archer her due process rights, according to the lawsuit.
Memo to America: Please Don’t Repeat Colorado’s Gun Control Missfire
According to Colorado’s state constitution, an individual’s right “to keep and bear arms in defense of his home, person and property” shall not “be called in question.” But now that Colorado has become the first state in the nation to repeal its firearm preemption law, that right is very much in question.
Campus Kangaroo Courts Could Make a Comeback Under Joe Biden
You wouldn’t expect your worst critic to defend your reputation. And you wouldn’t trust an opposing team to present your case to an umpire or referee. Likewise, you wouldn’t trust the…
Denver Gazette Covers MSLF’s Action Against Biden’s ‘Incomprehensible’ Gun Restrictions
The Biden administration’s proposed rule on pistol braces is “incomprehensible” and shows “unelected bureaucrats in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives … seeking to amend federal law through a rule-making,”
Does Your City Hate the Second Amendment?
Cody Wisniewski, director of Mountain States Legal Foundation’s Center to Keep and Bear Arms, writes at American Greatness: New York’s carry law effectively bans all public carriage of firearms, limiting…