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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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.
Pitches that can provide data-backed insights into the impact of different policies or legal developments related to gun control may also resonate well with Tom. He seems open to critical analysis of media coverage and political positions regarding these topics.
As there is no specified geographic focus for his articles, it suggests that Tom covers national as well as international events within the context of his themes and topics.
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When I write about something out of USA Today, it's rarely complimentary. The same people who brought us the chainsaw bayonet freakout haven't really improved all that much since then.
By: Tom Knighton
I wish I could say I was surprised, but I'm not. While I enjoyed all the time I ever spent in the city of Chicago, that was when I was 20 and loved the overall excitement of such a famous city.
There are enough kids in the foster system, many of whom end up in truly dangerous situations with predatory individuals, that it would seem no one
When something awful like a mass killing at a school happens, anti-gunners routinely accuse us of not caring about the safety of students. It's the strongest round in their magazine because it triggers emotions, but that's all it does. We know it's false, and anyone with half a brain will at least wonder why we're not tripping over ourselves to back gun control even when it might be unpopular to oppose it.
If you ever doubted that gun control was, in fact, a partisan issue, look no further than how many of the Parkland kids have delved into the politics of the Democrat Party.
For a while, gun control seemed almost inevitable. In the aftermath of multiple mass shootings, including the horrors of the Las Vegas Route 91
We're probably going to spill a lot of digital ink talking about the shooting in Twin Falls, ID. That's to be expected following a high-profile shooting that claims people's lives.
By: Tom Knighton
There's something inherently infuriating about someone approaching you to do business with you, only for them to decide they don't like your business.
The American Bar Association is, hypothetically, the professional organization for attorneys.
On Wednesday, I wrote about how a Wisconsin court ruled that the authorities cannot prohibit foster families from owning guns. That was fantastic news and, honestly, I was glad to see it.
