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	Kudu Dreams By Mark Chesnut, Editor Turning a dream into reality on the Dark Continent.
	The Two Reasons We Must Stop Clinton and Obama By Wayne LaPierre, NRA Executive Vice President Gun rights advocates considering skipping this November’s presidential election should keep two things in mind—the Supreme Court and the United Nations.
	The Birth of a Nation By Gary Lantz In this election year, as we prepare to elect a president who will solemnly swear “to protect and defend the Constitution,” a look back at that historic document is in order.

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Election Preview 2008 click here By Chris W. Cox With key political contests gearing up nationwide, here’s a look at the races where gun owners can make a difference.

President’s Column | Standing Guard | Armed Citizen | Regional Report

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Charter Arms: An American Standard By Gina M. Schmidt, Managing Editor Reliable, safe, affordable: The perfect descriptions of this family-run, customer-focused handgun manufacturer.

The Editor

America’s 1st Freedom Editor Mark Chesnut is an avid hunter, shooter and political observer with 25 years of professional journalism experience. Prior to his eight years at 1st Freedom, Chesnut served as editor of several other magazines, including Rifle & Shotgun SportShooting, Gun Digest, Bassin’, Crappie World, Income Opportunities and Golf Illustrated. He resides in Oklahoma, with his wife and four children.

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