As Wyoming’s United States Senator, I take very seriously the responsibility to protect and defend our right to keep and bear arms. President Obama has every right to nominate Eric Holder to be Attorney General. I have the duty to … Continue reading →
The following comment was left at Snowflakes in Hell: “Bitter and I are in Arlington. NRA Board Meeting are going on right now. We don’t have much of an agenda, except for discussing some details of the Second Amendment Blog … Continue reading →
This is a big deal on several levels. It’s a win for civil rights, it’s a win for the NRA and it’s a win for the residents who will able to have the means to protect themselves. And it will … Continue reading →
Lately some people have been making a point of calling what have been called “high capacity magazines” “Standard capacity magazines,” in an attempt to control the language of the debate, and diffuse the the stigma of things like a 30 … Continue reading →
ST. FRANCIS – Police say a dangerous discovery was made at a high school in Saint Francis. A cleaning crew at Thomas More High School found a backpack containing an unloaded hand gun, ammunition, practice targets, and earmuffs. And, after … Continue reading →
Joe Huffman takes on several, including “Assault weapons” Beyond that the percent of crimes committed with guns that met the definition of “assault weapon” as defined by the 1994 Federal ban was so small that the weapons “feet” and “hands” … Continue reading →
Emphasis on “feel” in her verbal testimony. No facts–it’s all about feelings. If she felt safer if dark skinned people had a dusk curfew would that make it a “common sense regulation”? Would that be “designed to balance both our … Continue reading →
After the first time you’ve been robbed or something like that, the first thing that goes in your mind for the next time, for the rest of your life is I’d rather be caught with [a gun] than without.” – … Continue reading →
Another reason why ammo serialization is a bad idea: Sample ammo serialization bill, Section 5 paragraph 3 – Any person who willfully destroys, obliterates, or otherwise renders unreadable, the serialization required pursuant to this bill, on any bullet or assembled … Continue reading →
Go vote When I voted it was 58% for, 40% against, 2% not sure. Cool. Hat tip Tam Edit: And the MSNBC Poll – Hat tip Roberta X
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