Ammunition tax proposed by state Sen. Jillian Gilchrest, a Connecticut Democrat, in an admitted attempt to decrease ammunition usage. She flippantly tweeted, “I’m hearing pushback about the need to protect one’s home ... but how much ammunition does someone really need to do that?”
From the White House to Congress, and even in the sates, a radical agenda that included blaming law-abiding Americans for being behind crime rates was defeated.
What took place in November was nothing short of a massive triumph for freedom.
A civil-rights movement is well underway to take back this freedom, but there is still much to be done.
It’s clear that Americans are choosing to exercise their constitutional rights.
Such bans openly defy U.S. Supreme Court precedents while pretending to uphold them.
After four years of enduring President Joe Biden, the American electorate voted for a course correction.
