AWR Hawkins, Ph.D.
Conservative WriterAWR Hawkins is a conservative columnist who has written extensively on political issues for HumanEvents.com, Pajamas Media, Townhall.com, and Andrew Breitbart’s BigPeace.com, BigHollywood.com, BigGovernment.com, and BigJournalism.com. He holds a Ph.D. in U.S. military history from Texas Tech University, and was a visiting fellow at the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal in the summer of 2010.<br /> <br /> Follow him on<a href="http://twitter.com/#!/AWRHawkins"> Twitter</a> or on <a href="http://www.facebook.com/awr.hawkins"> Facebook</a>.
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Why the contempt vote against Holder matters
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The push for micro-stamping is really a push for national gun registration
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Gov. Mitch Daniels and Indiana lawmakers restore gun rights to free men
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Mark Muller: a free man acting free
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Jack's beanstalk, Al Gore's claim that he invented the Internet, and Tina Dupuy's gun control article
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Free men acting free
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How are gun rights God-given and inalienable?
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The right to keep and bear arms preceded the Second Amendment
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Harvard professor shamelessly attacks the NRA, the Second Amendment, the Founding Fathers and you
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Stand Your Ground laws and the dignity of human life
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Rep. Chip Cravaack: Armed pilots our last line of defense
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Federal judge: Americans can bear the arms they keep
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The Second Amendment: the linchpin of the Bill of Rights
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Tell the government our guns are not theirs to take
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Free men don't dial 911
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No guns, no freedom
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US district judge: The right to bear arms is justification for doing so
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Obama administration: Guns can cross international borders, but oil can't
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US Supreme Court: Citizens must be permitted to use handguns for self-defense
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The denial of the right to bear arms is a denial of our humanity
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Rep. Chip Cravaack: 'What if our pilots had been armed on 9/11?'
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Are we armed because we're free or are we free because we're armed?
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The birth control mandate: Another step in creating a dependent class?
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Oops: Obama judicial appointee says we have right to keep arms, but not to bear them