“This case is not about extraordinary weapons lying at the outer limits of Second Amendment protection,” Benitez wrote. “The banned ‘assault weapons’ are not bazookas, howitzers, or machineguns. Those arms are dangerous and solely useful for military purposes. Instead, the firearms deemed ‘assault weapons’ are fairly ordinary, popular, modern rifles…Good for both home and battle, …
“I’m from Kansas, an energy producing state. We knew that we needed to keep the land clean. We knew we needed to protect these resources. There was nothing like our farmers and ranchers and our energy producers to know that the environment mattered to them and to their families and their grandkids.” — Former Secretary …
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Premiering between 7-7:30pm ET: The video portion of my EXCLUSIVE interview with Gabby Franco! Gabby recounts her start in competitive shooting, competing in the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympic Games, participating in Top Shot Season 4, fleeing socialism, how she came to appreciate the Second Amendment, and how to be an effective gun rights advocate. Learn …
In Episode 180 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses some recent headlines on firearms and guns. She discusses Senator Cynthia Lummis’ SAME Act, USCCA’s new PAC, and Texas being on the cusp of passing constitutional carry thanks to a deal reached by its state legislature. Listen on Apple Podcasts
In Episode 179 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses her frustration with the obsessive Brood X cicada fanfare, cicada tacos, and provides a sampling of the insects chirping. Plus, she discusses Texas House Bill 2213 and how exotic game meat, particularly axis and fallow deer, could soon be donated to food banks in the Lone Star State. Listen on Apple Podcasts
“We did get permission from the Chief-of-Staff for it. And we later recorded a podcast with our former boss, the governor [Mark Mead], and brought this up in his responses, You guys are doing this while you were working for me?” – Your Mountain Listen on Apple Podcasts In Episode 178 of District of Conservation, …
“I was like, wait a minute, I don’t think that women that are like me need to sacrifice their everyday lifestyle to get into the shooting sports. We should be able to adapt the shooting in this like self-defense lifestyle around what we’re already currently wearing. And there was nothing on the market… so when …
“We’ve been actually watching it very carefully and talking through it. If that law were to be revoked and we had that liability opened back up to us, I do think it would put a hamper on some of the innovation that we’re seeing. I also think that it would cause prices to go up …
“My roots are deep-seated with conservation…It’s really incredible to to see the landscape of conservation changed so much in the country—even in the last 20 years…I’m filming a lot more this year. And I’m doing different levels of content. Historically, my content has been extremely produced, extremely cinematic, absolutely beautiful. And I’m still going to …
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“My first real job here [in Georgia]. I worked at the Home Depot….I always equated a lot of things to Home Depot, because one of the things that they taught us early on was engagement. How to engage with the customer. How to ask open ended questions, and they really would knock you on your …