Election 2024: A Great Night
For America's Gun Owners

Anti-gun candidates took a beating in Tuesday night's election, with Republicans winning not only the presidency but also the U.S. Senate. At the time of this writing, House races in some districts were still too close to call, so declaring a Republican sweep is still premature.

Leading the red wave was former President Donald Trump, who crushed through the "blue wall" and captured 277 Electoral votes at the latest count, compared to just 224 for Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump won nearly all of the swing states, including Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Michigan and Arizona were both still too close to call, but the latest tallies showed Trump leading both by a narrow margin. The latest count also showed Trump ahead of Harris in the popular vote by about 5 million votes.

"I'll be fighting for you, and with every breath in my body," Trump told supporters after securing the victory. "I will not rest until we deliver the strong, safe and prosperous America that our children deserve and that you deserve."

As readers are well aware, the presidency was a must-win race after American gun owners suffered the last four years under President Joe Biden's anti-gun administration. Harris had promised to institute even more gun control schemes, but the loss has likely produced her last time in the political limelight. .....