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'Spectacular self-own': Giffords Courage shows how badly it's losing the constitutional carry fight

Gun control group Giffords Courage is out with its “Gun Law Trendwatch” for 2021, and gun law trends are not going their way. Thanks to state lawmakers in Texas and Iowa, they say, anyone can carry a concealed, loaded gun without training or a background check — which makes sense, because what would be the point of carrying a concealed, unloaded gun?

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Texas is pretty awesome.

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Giffords Courage partnering with the NRA to make training more available? Let’s do it.

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People are right: if Giffords Courage thinks training is so important, it should offer training.


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