Bullet in from Sinai
The moral case for gun rights
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Jay's book is worth reading as history, but also as a reminder of the existence of a basic human right that predates not only our constitution, but firearms themselves. -DAVID KEENE, PRESIDENT, NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION The liberals have succeeded in making honest householders defending home and hearth feel guilty when buying or using or even polishing a gun. After reading Jay Homnick's book you will never again feel that way. It is beautifully written and even inspiring. - R. EMMETT TYRRELL JR., EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR Jay Homnick makes the moral case for what is truly at sta...
Jay's book is worth reading as history, but also as a reminder of the existence of a basic human right that predates not only our constitution, but firearms themselves. -DAVID KEENE, PRESIDENT, NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION The liberals have succeeded in making honest householders defending home and hearth feel guilty when buying or using or even polishing a gun. After reading Jay Homnick's book you will never again feel that way. It is beautifully written and even inspiring. - R. EMMETT TYRRELL JR., EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR Jay Homnick makes the moral case for what is truly at stake--each individual's right to defend his or her own life, and the lives of their family. - GROVER A. NORQUIST, PRESIDENT, AMERICANS FOR TAX REFORM
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