Another one bites the dust
In a unanimous decision, Winnetka, IL repealed its gun ban. I guess they didn’t get the Brady Campaign memo that the election proved people don’t care about their rights anymore… Hat tip Sebastian
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Happy Birthday to the NRA
David Hardy and Sebastian remind us that it is the NRA’s 137th.
Continue reading →Fudds
From Rustmeister: I’ve always had a nagging little pain concerning the term “Fudd”. I don’t know where it came from, probably from one of those big gun boards I can’t get on because I can’t get my name approved (I … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Glasses Edition
That’s because anyone who doesn’t live their life through Rosenthal-Colored-Glasses is intelligent enough to know that a company can’t be responsible for the way people use its products. – Robb “Rosenthal-Colored-Glasses.” Classic.
Continue reading →No Regrets
I spent many hours over the past few months working phone banks, distributing signs, writing, etc. to help John McCain win this election, only to see him lose, and my state go 56 – 42 to Barack Obama. Was that … 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 →
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 →
Action in the Chicago gun case
Looks like the court requested a motion to narrow the question at hand to incorporation, and the plaintiffs obliged.
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