Doug Giles Wows Pro2A Rally In Lansing; Mi. Attorney General Schuette Vows To Defend Gun Rights

More than 500 heavily armed demonstrators, some in wheelchairs and some in strollers, descended upon the Michigan State Capitol building in Lansing on Wednesday March 20th to draw a line in the sand, telling the Federal government in no uncertain terms that they would oppose any attempts to register or ban any type of currently legal firearm or accessory.

Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the demonstrators were Republican and Democratic Members of the Michigan House of Representatives and Senators, county sheriffs from around the state of Michigan, and several gun rights organizations.

In this episode of The Truth Is Viral author and publisher Doug Giles warms up the crowd with a rousing "God, family, country" speech, and then Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette stands before the crowd vowing to support their 2nd Amendment rights from all enemies, foreign and domestic.

The rest of the speakers, including award-winning journalist and 2nd Amendment rights activist Jan Morgan, will be featured in upcoming shows.

Sold Out: Rush For Guns Depletes Stock; Gun Store Shelves Bare

Wanting to kill some time over the weekend, a friend and I did what men do when they have an entire afternoon to themselves; wish-listing at gun stores. We went to over half a dozen stores, mostly mom and pop operations, that my friend has been frequenting for many years. We were shocked at what we found.

There was not a single AR, AK, or SKS platform to be found at any store in the county, and the shelves were pretty bare of other semi-auto rifles as well. Asked when they might expect to restock, the gun store owners said that they were unsure when they would be able to get in new shipments because most major wholesalers have no weapons in stock either.

Blaming the Obama administration's desire to re institute an assault weapons ban, manufacturers are hesitant to make a model of long gun for civilian use that may soon be outlawed once again.

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