I bring you the latest news on the stuff that the mainstream media will never cover, at least fairly. All right, let’s get into this. So as I’m recording this, it’s Friday, but I’m on the other side of the country. So Thursday night, Governor Mark Gordon of Wyoming made a huge announcement. House Bill 172 in Wyoming, which eliminates gun-free zones in public spaces, is becoming law. But there’s a catch. He didn’t sign the bill. Now, it’s important to know that in Wyoming, the governor has three options when a bill hits his desk to sign it into law, to veto that bill, or let it pass without his signature.

And in this case, Governor Gordon chose that last option, basically saying, I don’t like it, but I’m not going to stop it. And let’s be clear, this is a big win for gun owners. This law applies to all public spaces in Wyoming to include the state capital, schools, and the University of Wyoming campus, and more. That means law-abiding citizens can now legally carry in places where they were just once designated as gun-free zones, zones that, as we all know, only disarm the good guys while criminals ignore the law and take advantage of target-rich environments.

But as you might imagine, not everybody is celebrating this. Governor Gordon is not happy about this bill. In a scathing letter, he called it an attack on local control, local control, and even accused supporters of being a wild bunch who are grabbing power instead of defending the Second Amendment. Wait, what? The same guy who claims to support gun rights is mad that legislators gave the citizens more Second Amendment freedom? Sounds like classic political double-talk, but you know, what do I know? Now Gordon, excuse me, my allergies are killing me, Gordon even compared the bill’s passage to federal overreach saying that lawmakers chose politics over policy and didn’t consider local leaders opinions.

But here’s the kicker. Wyoming voters and pro-Second Amendment groups like gun owners of America have been fighting this for years there, and this time they got it done. So what does it mean for Wyoming gun owners is the question. Well, let me break it down for you. You can now legally carry in places that were once off-limits like schools and the state capital. Gun-free zones are a thing of the past. Except like private businesses because private property rights are still a thing, and they can still choose their own policies like everywhere else in the country.

The legislature, number three, not local governments now have the final say on gun laws, which is the way it should be. In fact, it should all be unconstitutional anyway. The last important part of this is the governor argues that gun-free zones haven’t been completely repealed, but rather their control has been taken away from local governments and given exclusively to the legislature. And while that might not sit well with the anti-gun politicians, for law-abiding citizens, that’s a win. So what’s next? Now the law is officially going into effect, but the fight for our gun rights never ends.

I would expect anti-gun activists to challenge this in the courts, and don’t be surprised if certain city leaders start to chirp up and push back as well, because each little tyrant wants control of their own, on their own fiefdom. But the message from the people of Wyoming is clear. Gun-free zones don’t work. The Second Amendment shall not be infringed, and the government works for us, not the other way around. Now, my fellow Americans, I want to hear from you. Do you think that more states should follow Wyoming’s lead and ban gun-free zones? You know what I think, but I want to know what you think down in the comments down below.

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