Hey Barack
Stay classy!
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More like this, please
I have been a little remiss in downstream elections, so to make up for it…. You have to like a guy like this: We need to make sure that the we are voting in the downstream elections, and getting guys … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Police State Edition
“Bush has transformed America into a police state, from torture to the imprisonment of reporters, to the Patriot Act.” Please note that Erica says this, without irony, in the United States with absolutely zero chance of being arrested for it. … Continue reading →
‘Twas the night before elections
Quote of the Day – Not Here Edition
Here’s what I don’t understand. Do these people honestly believe it helps their candidates to show up the weekend before an election and destroy people’s property? I saw those signs, and I wanted to vote for those folks even more … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Hang Together Edition
We have the data, and the arguments, to show that hunting is in every bit as much danger, and perhaps more, as gun rights are. Hunters may soon come to find they need us more than we need them. When … Continue reading →
Loud enough and often enough
This E-mail from AHSA was forwarded to me by Jack, one of my readers: Yesterday, The USA Today reported that Dan Cooper, founder and owner of Cooper Firearms, lost his job. The reason: He’s voting for Obama: “Montana gunsmith Dan … Continue reading →
63% of Americans think Obama will restrict gun rights
From Rasmussen: Nearly two-thirds of U.S. voters (63%) say Barack Obama is more likely than John McCain to restrict an individual’s right to own a gun, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey. [snip] Sixty-four percent (64%) say … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Information Edition
The free market runs best when everyone has the best information. We gunbloggers are simply in the business of making that information available to whomever chooses to visit our sites. – Greg Morris
Continue reading →More thoughts on the Cooper Arms story
Am I happy that Dan Cooper was forced to resign as CEO of Cooper Arms? Not really. It is too bad that Mr. Cooper got involved with the incident, but after what he did, especially the USAToday story, I could … Continue reading →