Striking back at crime for gun owners

Article Abstract:

To help combat an ineffectual judicial system which allows the release of repeat-felon criminals, the National Rifle Association (NRA) is launching a new project called 'Crime Strike.' This project seeks to uphold the integrity of the Second Ammendment, which has come under renewed attack as a result of the crime rate.

Evaluation, Political activity, National Rifle Association, Crime prevention

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Revolutionary-era Americans understood the need for arms

Article Abstract:

Americans living in the post-revolutionary era tended to distrust the idea of a standing professional army. The is cited as the main reason for the 2nd Amendment to the US Constitution which guarantees the right to bear arms.

United States history, United States history, 1789-1817 (Early republic)

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NRA woman's voice

Article Abstract:

The law that requires a waiting period when buying guns prevents women from protecting themselves. Citizens want the law to be reconsidered so that they can protect themselves immediately.

Social aspects, Gun control

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