Ohio today became the 23rd Constitutional Carry state, and with Georgia and Nebraska looking like sure things, there will soon be at least 25 Constitutional Carry states. It appears likely that the governor in Indiana will also sign the bill that passed his state...
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On Missoula’s KGVO-AM: On a broad range of questions from the economy to crime
John Lott appeared on Missoula’s KGVO-AM for an hour-and-a-half for a broad range of questions from the economy to crime to Biden "debunking" companies in industries he doesn't like. This recording is of the last hour that he was on the show. (Friday, February 18,...
On Jim Bohannon’s America in the Morning: Biden’s national gun registry, the concealed handgun case before the Supreme Court
Dr. John Lott appeared on Jim Bohannon's national America in the Morning about his piece at Real Clear Politics titled: "Democrats Pushing Gun Registry as Precursor to Gun Ban." They also talked about the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen case...
Nebraska state Senate has enough votes to overcome a filibuster on Constitutional Carry
The Nebraska state Senate needed 33 votes to overcome a filibuster, so they obtained two more than necessary. There are still two more votes that are necessary before the bill goes to the governor. Last year Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts promised to sign a...
On Missoula’s KGVO-AM: Discussing the anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death
John Lott appeared on Missoula’s KGVO-AM for an hour for a broad range of questions from the economy to crime. They started out with discussion of Lott's op-ed piece in Real Clear Politics titled: "Media Continue Rewriting History on Trayvon Martin Anniversary." They...
Worth listening to: On The Lars Larson Radio Show: Talking about Biden’s State of the Union
Dr. John Lott joined Lars Larson on his national radio show to discuss Lott’s articles at The Federalist titled: "Biden’s State of the Union Promise to “Fund Police” was Pure Lip Service." (Wednesday, March 2, 2022) The Northwest show appears on...
Alabama becomes the 22nd Constitutional Carry State
Vote in the Alabama state House There are now 22 Constitutional Carry states. Very soon with Georgia, Indiana, and Ohio having high probabilities of passing similar laws and possibly Nebraska, the United States is on track for having 25 states. The vote in the Alabama...
Columbine High School Mass Murderer Gun Control Supporter, Opposed permitted concealed handguns
With all the demonization of self-defense groups by the media, the media ignores the mass murders by leftists and gun control advocates. Here is something from the New York Times to remind people about the Columbine murderer Dylan Kleblod. The father of one of the...
On One America News: Biden wanting to ban semi-auto guns that can hold more than 10 bullets and instituting a gun registry
https://rumble.com/embed/vt2o2w/?pub=vzmga Dr. John Lott talked to John Hines on One America News about pieces that Lott had at Newsweek and Real Clear Politics. Biden continually keeps talking about all semi-auto that can hold large-capacity magazines. He has also...
On America’s Voice Live: Talking about Biden’s State of the Union
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AJYaLNFgOs Dr. John Lott joined Steve Gruber on America's Voice Live to discuss Biden's State of the Union address and Lott’s article at The Federalist titled: “Biden’s State of the Union Promise to 'Fund Police' was Pure Lip Service.”...
Rasmussen Reports Survey: Photo-IDs to Vote Supported by all ages, all races, all parties, all ideologies, all incomes, all educations
A new Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely U.S. voters conducted from March 3rd to 6th found 74% of voters say requiring photo-ID to vote is "a responsible measure to protect the integrity of elections." Only 20% disagree. Given that the concern is that the least...
Indiana and Ohio send Constitutional Carry Bills to their Governors, Similar bills making progress in Alabama, Georgia, and Nebraska
On Tuesday, March 8th, the Indiana House and Senate sent a Constitutional Carry bill to Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb. The House passed the bill on a 68-to-30 vote. The Senate passed the bill by a 30-to-20 margin. Dr. John Lott testified in Indiana on the bill. On...










