Fighting terrorism is a noble cause, but the laws we pass must have some real link to solving the problem.

60 Minutes and gun-control groupsmay beusing terrorism as an excuse to promote rules that they previously pushed.

The author discusses misinterpretations of Vice President Dick Cheney's stance on guns.

How much should we compromise freedom to combat the threat of terrorism?

Discussing only the costs of guns and not their benefits poses the real threat to public safety as people make mistakes on how best to defend themselves and their families.

Asking neighbors about guns not only strains relationships, it exaggerates the dangers and risks lives if neighbors are unarmed when criminals attack.

The closer one gets to the Democratic base, however, the greater the support for gun control grows.

Putting sky marshals on a tiny percent of the planes is better than doing nothing, especially since they will be targeted on planes where we have some intelligence that an attack may occur.