Tom Knighton is a journalist at Bearing Arms. He focuses on a variety of topics including government, politics, public policy, and legal affairs, while also touching on culture and society. Tom's work has been featured in Townhall, Tilting At Windmills, and Bearing Arms.
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Once upon a time, alcohol was banned in this country. It didn't stop people from drinking it, but it was considered so bad for people that a constitutional amendment was ratified to ban booze.
By: Tom Knighton
As Cam noted earlier this week , the Second Amendment Foundation is suing the sheriff in Contra Costa, California, over some rather bizarre concealed carry rules.
Since the mass shooting in Nova Scotia back in 2020, the Canadian government has stepped up its anti-gun jihad, banning so-called assault weapons and freezing all transfers of handguns.
By: Tom Knighton
The Supreme Court decision in NYSRPA v. Bruen is probably the most important ruling the Court has made on the Second Amendment in history.
The city of Chicago is one of those cities that gets to dictate what the rest of the state has to deal with.
By: Tom Knighton
I get that Virginia is going down a very dark path with regard to gun regulations, but that doesn't mean people have to go out of their way to act like they rode a bus with less mass than the rest of us.
By: Tom Knighton
My home state of Georgia is pretty good on guns. We could be better, sure, but we're also a lot better than some supposedly pro-gun states. I'm looking at you, Texas.
Several years ago, Time did a piece that looked at how there are so few mass shootings in the Philippines.
Bill Maher is one of the few voices on the left I'm willing to take seriously. He's willing to say things that will bother his audience because he
By: Tom Knighton
We've all heard the phrase, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes." There are times when it makes perfect sense to use it, too, because some people
