Jared Harris, Author at The Western Journal

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Jared has written more than 2,000 articles and assigned tens of thousands more since he joined The Western Journal in February 2017. He was an infantryman in the Arkansas and Georgia National Guard and is a husband, dad and aspiring farmer.

Jared has written more than 2,000 articles and assigned tens of thousands more since he joined The Western Journal in February 2017. He is a husband, dad, and aspiring farmer. He was an infantryman in the Arkansas and Georgia National Guard. If he's not with his wife and son, then he's either shooting guns or working on his motorcycle.

Location

Arkansas

Languages Spoken

English

Topics of Expertise

Military, firearms, history

A father and son pair on the younger's first day of hunting in November 2006.

Charles Ommanney / Getty Images

Commentary

California Ammo Ban Set To Cost Hunters Big Time, Some May Quit Entirely

Environmental regulations that recently went into effect in California are poised to cost hunters hard-earned money, and some may quit their hobby entirely.

By Jared Harris September 10, 2019

George Frey / Getty Images

Commentary

NJ Magazine Ban Backfires as Not a Single One Has Been Turned In

If you want a glimpse at how gun and magazine bans might work across America, look no further than New Jersey.

By Jared Harris September 10, 2019

An angry rhino flips a car at a German park.

MY NEWS TV / YouTube screen shot

Commentary

Full Video Shows Car May Have Provoked Rhino's Fury in Viral Clip

Although parts of the clip made stories nationwide, the full video shows the rhino's attack may not have been unprovoked.

By Jared Harris September 8, 2019

Pepper the donkey just seconds before brutalizing an attacker.

U.K. Daily Mail / screen shot

Commentary

Man Boasts About Plan to Knock Out Donkey, but 'Pepper' Turns the Tables

A man with brutish plans for a donkey suffered some quick justice after falling into the animal's enclosure, according to a viral video.

By Jared Harris September 8, 2019

An elephant and rhino square off for a spot at a watering hole.

Kruger Sightings / YouTube screenshot

Commentary

Rhino Tries Squaring up on Fully-Grown Elephant, Gets Painful Reality Check

'We were amazed that we could see something like the elephant become aggressive towards the rhinos.'

By Jared Harris September 8, 2019

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-California) speaks during the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at the SNHU Arena on Sept. 7, 2019 in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Scott Eisen / Getty Images

Commentary

Fact Check: No, Kamala Didn't Sue Exxon Like She Claimed

A major claim by Kamala Harris was proven totally false after a basic fact check revealed she did not sue oil giant ExxonMobil.

By Jared Harris September 7, 2019

Joe Biden touches a teacher, who later said it was unwanted contact.

dcexaminer / YouTube screen shot

Commentary

Preschool Teacher Has an Elementary Lesson for Touchy Biden: 'You Need To Ask First'

It's one of the first lessons many people learn, but it appears Joe Biden is still struggling with the concept of asking before you touch someone.

By Jared Harris September 7, 2019

Then-White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders wait for the arrival of President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump at Orlando International Airport in Orlando, Florida, on June 18, 2019.

Mandel Ngan / AFP / Getty Images

Commentary

Sarah Sanders: Trump 'Could Not Be More Right' on Trade War with China

Sarah Sanders is throwing a wrench in the leftist narrative that she only backed White House policies because the administration signed her paycheck.

By Jared Harris September 7, 2019

Meghan McCain says there will be 'a lot of violence' if guns are taken from owners.

The View / YouTube screen shot

Commentary

Meghan McCain Predicts 'a Lot of Violence' as Dems Ramp Up Call for Gun Grabs

Meghan McCain issued a stern warning on 'The View' about what would happen if gun confiscations were to begin in the United States.

By Jared Harris September 4, 2019

A Hong Kong protester uses simple chemistry to render a tear gas grenade harmless.

Ian Miles Cheong / Twitter screen shot

Commentary

Video Shows Hong Kong Protester Using Basic Chemistry To Neutralize Gas Grenade

A recent viral video from the chaos engulfing Hong Kong shows a protester neutralizing a riot control gas canister using a bottle and some basic chemistry.

By Jared Harris September 4, 2019

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California Ammo Ban Set To Cost Hunters Big Time, Some May Quit Entirely

NJ Magazine Ban Backfires as Not a Single One Has Been Turned In

Full Video Shows Car May Have Provoked Rhino's Fury in Viral Clip

Man Boasts About Plan to Knock Out Donkey, but 'Pepper' Turns the Tables

Rhino Tries Squaring up on Fully-Grown Elephant, Gets Painful Reality Check

Fact Check: No, Kamala Didn't Sue Exxon Like She Claimed

Preschool Teacher Has an Elementary Lesson for Touchy Biden: 'You Need To Ask First'

Sarah Sanders: Trump 'Could Not Be More Right' on Trade War with China

Meghan McCain Predicts 'a Lot of Violence' as Dems Ramp Up Call for Gun Grabs

Video Shows Hong Kong Protester Using Basic Chemistry To Neutralize Gas Grenade

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