Tom Knighton is a journalist at Bearing Arms. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and civil rights, often intertwining issues of federal legislation and litigation. Knighton has been featured in Bearing Arms and Townhall, and he also shares insights through his daily newsletter and YouTube channel.
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Tom's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation, government and politics, with a specific emphasis on gun control, gun violence, lawsuits, second amendment issues and gun ownership. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or opinions related to these topics.
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Texas has a very pro-gun reputation, but for a while, that wasn't as warranted as many liked to think.
The phrase "in common use" has become very popular when taking on various anti-gun proposals.
I've been very hard on Florida lately, and not without reason. After all, this is an ostensibly pro-gun state with a Republican supermajority in
There's a lot to dislike about groups like Everytown. I mean, they're trying to trample on our rights, and at no point are they likely to stop and think, "We've done enough."
The Violence Policy Center isn't exactly a big fan of the Second Amendment. I mean, they try to take a dump on it every chance they get.
I don't spend a lot of time studying up on geopolitics much of the time, simply because there's just way too much going on domestically.
By: Tom Knighton
I can accept that not every country in the world likes us. If everyone likes you, you're doing something wrong anyway, so it's easy to accept.
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