But having your seat on your campaign plane marked “President” is way past that. If you are not familiar with the presumptive close, it consists of talking (usually in a sales presentation) as though a deal is done, and you … Continue reading →
What’s wrong with military weapons? Virtually every type of firearm has been used as a weapon by some army, from a black powder muzzle loader to a shotgun to a modern EBR. Characterizing a firearm as a military weapon is … Continue reading →
and thus shouldn’t be trusted to carry on campus, what about children of alcoholics? They are at a higher risk for alcohol and drug abuse, as well as various psychological problems. Should they be discriminated against because of it? Just as a … Continue reading →
Ever since the Iraq war started, liberal-minded people have started to use “America’s image” as a reason to vote for Democrats. To “restore the image” of the republic, in my opinion is an assinine objective, however many Americans have taken … Continue reading →
I just finished the motion for summary judgement filed in the Chicago gun case. As Dave Hardy said, very well written, mainly addressing incorporation, but also a couple shots at licensing. I am of the opinion that this is a better … Continue reading →
Paul had a glass of wine… I wonder if he needs a little liquid courage to debate John Lott. John Lott focused mainly on multi-victim public shootings happening in so called gun free zones, and raised the question: if you … Continue reading →
When the young leader spoke eloquently and passionately and denounced the old system, the press fell in love with him. They never questioned who his friends were or what he really believed in. When he said he would help the farmers … Continue reading →
Squeaky on the term “Love Child:” I realize that it’s convenient, and sounds better than “bastard” (even though that’s technically the correct term), but seriously? “Love child”? I could be wrong, but wouldn’t a “love child” result from, oh, LOVE? … Continue reading →
