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In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to the Second Amendment, including current events, gun laws in Missouri and Connecticut, trends in gun sales, and the political landscape surrounding gun ownership. The conversation features guest Dave Workman, who provides insights into the implications of recent legislation and public sentiment regarding firearms. The episode emphasizes the importance of self-defense and the ongoing challenges faced by gun manufacturers and owners in different states.

Takeaways

The new Pope's background raises questions about his stance on gun rights.
Missouri is attempting to pass a Second Amendment Preservation Act after previous legislation was struck down.
Connecticut's gun laws are becoming increasingly hostile to manufacturers and dealers.
Gun sales remain high, with over a million guns sold monthly in the U.S.
Public sentiment shows that self-defense is a primary reason for gun ownership among Americans.
Democrats are increasingly recognizing the importance of self-defense, with 60% acknowledging it as a reason for owning guns.
Washington State has seen a record number of concealed carry permits, highlighting a divide in political beliefs.
The political landscape in Washington is complex, with rural areas often holding conservative views against urban liberalism.
Gun ownership is viewed as a personal responsibility, especially in light of recent social unrest.
The conversation underscores the need for continued advocacy for Second Amendment rights.

Second Amendment, gun control, Missouri, Connecticut, gun sales, political landscape, Washington State, self-defense, gun ownership,

05-08-25 Guest Dave Workman, veteran journalist joins the on-air discussion today