Thank you so much for making gun owners look like a bunch of kooks. We have had enough trouble getting things like concealed carry passed here, and threatening to kill people would is sure to not make it any easier. And … Continue reading →
Plus, the fact that they’re opening a KFC in Fallujah of all places sort of makes it harder for the anti-war faction to claim that a) the surge hasn’t worked, or b) that things aren’t getting better – because let’s … Continue reading →
By popular request (OK, one person asked) I put a couple of products on Zazzle, including a couple with this logo: And the Molon Labe design I did a couple weeks ago
Continue reading →I get e-mail newsletters from congress.org, in this week’s: CONGRESS CONSIDERS ANOTHER TAX REBATE FOR MIDDLE CLASS TAXPAYERS This week, Congress will consider a $50 billion economic stimulus package that will include among other things, another tax rebate for middle … Continue reading →
Probably someday fossil fuels will run out, and maybe they won’t; to definitively make either claim is to be, as scientists put it, “talking out your butt without all the facts“, but I think our best bet to prepare for … Continue reading →
The NRA regularly parrots Craig’s misleading message about our public land roadless areas, interchanging the terms Wilderness, Roadless Areas and Road Closures, in an effort to confuse the public and convince hunters their hunting access will be lost in those … Continue reading →
HAMILTON — A local man is concerned for his son, a soldier he said is in jail in Canada for possessing a firearm. Army Cpl. Kevin Shope, a 25-year-old Hamilton High School graduate, was cutting through Canada on his way … Continue reading →
Lauer Custom Weaponry is selling an “I <heart> Mayor Bloomberg” button. Now, this may seem a little crazy coming from a weapons maker, but the story goes something like this: LCW develops DuraCoat, and makes it available in a wide … Continue reading →
For decades the Second Amendment might as well have been called the Second-Class Amendment. The U.S. Supreme Court spent the late 20th century expansively interpreting the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth amendments, not to mention unenumerated rights ranging from … Continue reading →
In the spirit of Robb’s hobby of picking up hobbies, I took scuba diving lessons (well, that and I managed to get the lessons for $50 instead of about $300.) I just finished the second of the pool sessions, which … Continue reading →
