NRA Nevadans for Freedom Hires Campaign Manager to Lead Grassroots Efforts to Defeat Nevada Gun Control Ballot Initiative – Las Vegas, NV. – NRA Nevadans for Freedom today announced that Robert Uithoven has been hired to manage the grassroots campaign to defeat Question 1, a flawed gun control ballot initiative on the November 2016 ballot. The Uithoven hire signals that NRA Nevadans for Freedom is gearing up for a serious fight to defeat Question 1. The group recently launched a website aimed at educating voters on the truth about the gun control initiative and combating the misinformation campaign being waged by out-of-state gun control groups.
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| A married couple and their daughter were asleep at home in Indianapolis, Ind. when a man broke into the house. The husband retrieved a shotgun and came upon the intruder. A struggle over the firearm ensued, and the wife retrieved another weapon and went to assist her husband. The husband and wife eventually shot the home invader, killing him. No one who lives in the home was harmed during the incident. |
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| Across New York, a law-abiding person can walk into a sporting goods or hardware store and buy a standard, pocket-size folding knife — and be breaking the law. |
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| One of the original designers of the AR-15 has accused HBO of deceptively editing a recent interview he gave on “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.” |
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| A Rockland man who shot and wounded an intruder in his home last year is appealing a judge’s ruling in May that the owners of the apartment complex where he lived did not violate his civil rights when he was told to give up the gun or face eviction. |
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| There’s a process to these things: When Katie Couric first came under criticism for a bogus edit in the documentary “Under the Gun,” she issued a statement saying that she was “proud” of the film. Then, on Thursday, TheWrap reported that an “individual with knowledge of Couric’s thinking called it an “unnecessary mistake.” And last night, Couric put her name to the sentiment, issuing an apology and conceding that the edit was “misleading.” |
