It's "Bash the 2A" week

Dave Workman · May 16, 2016

Why the Second Amendment us under attack this week

It's a tradition as old as yellow journalism, "Bash the Second Amendment" week, and it was off to a vigorous start with last night's debut of "Under the Gun," touted as a "documentary" hosted by Katie Couric and broadcast on Epix.

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RicInOR · May 16, 2016

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/under-the-gun-loose-with-the-facts/

nammac · May 16, 2016

Bashing the Second Amendment by those who speak and write untruths, then hide behind the First Amendment...

Priceless...

Me thinks that journalists should be forced to be licensed and forced to carry millions of dollars in libel and liability insurance, lets start with the fool Jaskrit Bhalla Shifa...

Seems there's too much opinion and conjecture in journalism today... What ever happened to reporting hardcore facts? How I long for days gone by...

Sigh.....

kilimanjaro · May 17, 2016

Want to be a professional in engineering, law, medicine? Study for years, pass a rigorous exam, and be licensed by and subject to the state's requirements for your profession, including ethics.

Want to be a professional journalist? Print up some business cards.

edslhead · May 17, 2016

"hosted by Katie Couric and broadcast on Epix."

Must have been a good 500 viewers tuned in to that

nammac · May 17, 2016

edslhead said:
"hosted by Katie Couric and broadcast on Epix."

Must have been a good 500 viewers tuned in to that

Katie who?

Epix, what is that? Some leftist, liberal local access cable channel?

Thought that's what we had OPB for...

Deebow · May 20, 2016

Even without the 2A, I am pretty certain I would still have my gun collection.

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Like the sign says.......

PaulB47 · May 24, 2016

What ever happened to reporting hardcore facts?

When did that ever happen?

"It is a melancholy truth, that a suppression of the press could not more completely deprive the nation of its benefits, than is done by its abandoned prostitution to falsehood. Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle."
-- Thomas Jefferson