The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports Gerhard Witte, the 70-year-old physician charged Wednesday with slitting his ex-wife’s throat in a downtown parking garage, repeatedly threatened to kill the woman after she filed for divorce in early 2005, once telling police he wouldn’t need … Continue reading →
John McCormack interviewed Paul Helmke for an article at The Weekly Standard. One of the most interesting quotes comes towards the end: Helmke describes the Brady Campaign’s present situation with a football analogy. “The other side had marched the ball … Continue reading →
Yesterday I wrote about a nanny that saved a baby from a coyote. The increase of the sorts of attacks is another strong reason to support CCW. I live in a fairly safe neighborhood in terms of crime, but foxes, … Continue reading →
Breda has a post on what it feels like to be a new CCW holder, and sums up nicely the benefits of being a gun owner and CCW permit holder. As we pulled out of the driveway and headed down … Continue reading →
The Brady Campaign is citing a 2005 study that claims that workplaces that allow guns are more likely to have a workplace homicide than those that do not, saying that allowing guns in the workplace puts employees at greater risk. … Continue reading →
Dave Hardy has an interesting story regarding the gun control/gun rights trends over the last few decades. I think he minimizes a few of the recent bad things, but also doesn’t directly touch on the good over the last few years: Katrina … Continue reading →
Michael Bane had a post regarding the discussion of machine guns in the D.C. v. Heller oral arguments, including quoting a post from Alan Gura. I have to admit that I cringed listening to the exchanges regarding machine guns, as … Continue reading →
The A.P. is reporting a story out of Wisconsin of a 71 year old real estate agent, Ann B. Nelson, who was found dead in a house she had been showing earlier in the day. She was found in a … Continue reading →
