I Spoke With Gun Manufacturers From Across America. Their Optimism Is Waning.

 
 
Jan 29, 2019
 

Good morning from Washington, where President Trump's struggle with congressional Democrats over border security is far from over. Fred Lucas surveys the political landscape. Liberal feminists explain why they deplore Nancy Pelosi's move to ensure "gender equality."  Rachel del Guidice has the story. What's China up to in the Himalayas? Nolan Peterson reports. Geoff Rogers joins the podcast to talk about sex trafficking in America. Plus: Ted Bromund on why gun-makers are worried, Justin Bogie and Romina Boccia on slowing runaway spending, and Adam Michel on taxing the rich.

 
 
 
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Among other issues gun owners have with the Trump administration, firearms regulation is—incredibly—more secretive and arbitrary than it was under Obama.
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Julia Beck, a writer who is a producer at Women's Liberation Radio News, said she was removed from Baltimore's LGBTQ Commission for "using male pronouns to talk about a convicted male rapist who identifies as transgender and prefers female nouns."
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The new drone's unveiling comes amid an ongoing security crackdown against ethnic minorities within China's western regions. China has established a network of "political re-education" camps in its Xinjiang autonomous region, targeting more than 1 million Uighur Muslims and other Muslim minorities for internment.
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Several high-profile Democrats have indicated an openness to support some type of physical barrier along the southern border.
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The Congressional Budget Office warns that the expected level of debt will drive up interest rates and increase inflation, affecting almost all Americans and especially those on fixed incomes, eroding their purchasing power and the value of their savings.
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In the United States, thousands of children, many originally in the foster care system, are now victims of sex trafficking.
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Under a wealth tax, the world's wealthiest investors—many of whom live in the U.S.—would shift their businesses elsewhere, employ citizens of other countries, and raise wages in the U.S. more slowly.
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We mourn the deaths of newborns, toddlers, kindergarteners, teenagers, young adults, middle-aged adults, and our elderly loved ones. Yet we stand by idly as thousands of our youngest children die in our communities each day.
 
     
 
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