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The Republican Party did not win on November 2nd, 2010. The Republican Party was the weapon of choice at the ballot box for millions of ordinary Americans to vent their dissatisfaction with leaders who were bankrupting America and passing mountains of debt on to their children and grandchildren.

They are endorsing those who belong to a party that is anti gun at its core, and who are only pandering to the gun lobby to get elected in their right leaning districts.

Is the NRA waking up to the unintended consequences of supporting ‘gun rights’ Democrats? I belong to the NRA but considered dropping membership when stories began to appear about the NRA supporting Harry Reid. I do not support the NRA’s PAC, the NRA Institute for Legislative.

The NRA sent a letter to the EPA stating that the EPA is prohibited from regulating ammunition by the very act it is using to attempt the ban. Congress excluded firearms and ammunition from the Toxic Substances and Control Act.

Kitty Werthmann grew up in Austria, coming of age during the rule of Adolf Hitler. Austrians, she says, caught up in a nationwide economic crisis and civil unrest didn’t welcome a dictator outright, but allowed one to take over their nation little by little, step by step. Kitty shares how Austrians were lulled into accepting the rule of the Third Reich. It’s a story that shouldn’t be lost on today’s American citizens.

The National Rifle Association is opposing Elena Kagan’s nomination to the Supreme Court and warning senators that it will take their votes into account when considering endorsing their re-election. But they opposed Sotomayor also.

From Alabama to Arizona conservative candidates are letting the public know that not only do they support guns, they know how to use them. Check out this ad about Pamela Goreman for Arizona 3 put together by volunteers.

Disappointment does not come from opponents; it comes from friends.

House Democrats are facing a backlash from some liberal and government reform advocacy groups over an exemption for the National Rifle Association (NRA) that was added to a campaign finance bill.

The United States reversed policy on Wednesday and said it would back launching talks on a treaty to regulate arms sales as long as the talks operated by consensus, a stance critics said gave every nation a veto. If approved, the treaty could effect gun rights in the US.