The first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump didn't provide voters with much regarding a topic that is one of the most important issues to them as they consider which candidate they'll support on Nov. 5: the Second Amendment.

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have operated for three and a half years as the most hostile presidential administration against the firearm industry and the right to keep and bear arms. The vice president is talking on the campaign trail like she'll continue that approach.

Many believe she would be even more anti-gun, anti-industry as president than she is as the Biden administration's "gun czar" leading the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention that is staffed by Everytown's former top lobbyist.

It took more than 90 minutes before there was even a mention of firearms and it was the candidates who brought it up, not the transparently biased moderators. Voters will be looking for more as they rightfully have serious concerns about what a potential Harris administration would mean for law-abiding Americans and their Constitutional rights to purchase and possess firearms. .....