Don’t Scapegoat Lawful Gun Owners for Seattle’s Failed Polices and Leadership

    A student at Seattle’s Ingraham High School was shot and killed in what the school district’s superintendant called called a “targeted attack.” Classes at Ingraham High School have been canceled for Wednesday, Nov. 9. We will keep families and staff updated as this is a rapidly evolving situation. Updates also posted on our … Read more

Seattle’s Rising Body Count Shows – Again – That Gun Control Doesn’t Work

From the CCRKBA: A Wednesday report in the Seattle Times offers more proof that restrictions placed on law-abiding Washington State gun owners, plus a tax on gun and ammunition sales in Seattle, have dramatically failed to reduce violent crime as promised, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said. In 2014, … Read more

Seattle’s Gun and Ammunition Tax Falls Short of Revenue Projections Again…Still

By Larry Keane Seattle’s so-called “gun violence tax” continues to fall far short of the promised returns. Recent figures show that while there was a slight bump in taxes collected, the only thing the tax succeeded in doing was driving constitutionally-protected gun businesses from the city limits. The tax is in its fourth year and … Read more

Ineffective Government and Failure to Uphold Existing Laws Result in Dead Citizens

The good news is Washington State now has some of the toughest gun control laws in the country. And Seattle’s tax on firearm and ammunition sales is bringing in loads of cash to fight “gun violence.” Oh, and it was illegal for either of the two suspects in this shooting to even touch a gun, … Read more

Seattle’s Jon Grant: Double the Gun & Ammo Tax!

Meet Jon Grant. The community organizer (his words) and political activist wants a seat on the Seattle city council. Among his social justice warrior campaign planks is one to double Seattle’s gun and ammo tax. Like many economic illiterates before him, Mr. Grant apparently believes that doubling the tax on gun sales in the city … Read more