Campfire Conversations 77: The One About Women and Gun Rights

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Alexis Wilkins is as articulate and well put together as they come. The nationally recognized country recording artist is also a contributor for Prager U. Between making music and producing political content, she additionally has become the face of Women For Gun Rights . During this conversation we discuss the nefarious nature of the anti gun movement and the negative impact it could have on women, specifically. What are the most common barriers as to why women don’t carry as frequently as men? Highlights Include: * Why is Women for Gun Rights so important? * Boots on the Ground Advocacy * Relationship with FBI director * Why are young women the least likely to carry? * More women buying firearms than ever before * Education and firearm training is key * What does she do for Prager U? * Does she hunt? * What was it like spending part of her childhood in largely anti gun Europe? * What does she enjoy shooting? * Is Women for Gun Rights limited to just females?

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