MSLF attorney Tyler Martinez writes at RealClearPolicy: Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse has some oddly incongruous views on the democratic process for a man who has spent so much of his life running for or holding elected office. For more than two decades he has sought (and often gained) the support of rank-and-file voters, as…
On April 6, 2021, the Colorado Supreme Court heard testimony on whether to force lawyers and judges in the State to undergo “Equity” training in order to be licensed to practice. MSLF opposes the effort and filed a comprehensive comment with the Court on March 29.
Have Biden’s agencies already been captured by special interests? Watch our latest web briefing, hosted by MSLF Associate General Counsel William Trachman, to find out! Guest Panelists:– Jonathan D. Brightbill, Former Acting Assistant Attorney General– Kent Holsinger, attorney, and member of the MLSF Board of Directors– Kathleen Sgamma, President of the Western Energy Alliance
MSLF and the Center to Keep and Bear Arms released the following statement today in response to the horrific and heartbreaking murders in Boulder and Atlanta. This is the only comment we’re making at this time, out of respect for an ongoing federal court case and continuing police investigations.
When then-candidate Joe Biden was accused of a violent sexual assault by a former staffer, Tara Reade, he claimed that the allegation wasn’t true. When it was him being accused, Biden didn’t want the public to simply “believe all women.” Instead, in his official statement, he called on news organizations to examine and evaluate inconsistencies…
On Friday a Colorado state district court struck down a Boulder, Colorado, ban on the sale, possession, and transfer of certain commonly-owned semi-automatic pistols, rifles, and shotguns—which the city derisively labeled “assault weapons”—and standard capacity magazines that could accept more than 10 rounds of ammunition. The district court struck down Boulder’s ban based on Colorado…
That the punishment should fit the crime is a widely held axiom. If you lie on a tax return, you might expect to face certain consequences, such as fines and the repayment of back taxes, probably with interest, and perhaps even home confinement, or (in the extreme case) prison time. But you would not expect a…
More avoidable election chaos is ahead in 2022 because the Supreme Court declined to bury the ghosts of Bush v. Gore.
“Improper-third party payment” is the diplomatic name for what some call extortions or shakedowns of private companies. And this is how the racket works.
The right to craft and customize firearms is integral to the right to determine which arms one will “keep and bear.”