Notes from the Resistance
Colin Allred is the Democrat who is challenging Ted Cruz for U.S. Senate in 2024. Allred advocates for gun control but has spent a lot of money on personal security for himself. [More] That’s because he’s all red! [Via bondmen]
When Councilman Erik Bottcher heard about a federal ruling that affirmed that graphic images on cigarette packaging do not violate the constitution, he had an idea. What if he did the same for guns in New York? [More] And “‘There is not a doubt in my mind that if there was a gun in my … Continue reading “What’s in a Name?”
Texas Democratic Senate candidate Colin Allred is featuring his wife in campaign ads to cast himself as tough on the border and immigration. Just four years ago, she sued to secure the release of dozens of illegal immigrants held at federal facilities in California, including one who was charged with assaulting and threatening to kill … Continue reading “All Red”
Kandiyohi County deputy charged with DWI after rolling squad car multiple times [More] That’s some superior training. I could do a reverse 180 in my day but never learned to master a roll. Doing it more than once is a whole ‘nother level! Flatten. Talk about an aptronym. Almost as good as Lt. Feeley. F-in … Continue reading “We’re the Only Ones On a Roll Enough”
Google’s Jigsaw open sources Altitude to help online platforms weed out extremist content [More] And who gets to decide what’s “extreme”? Great aptronym, though… [Via Steve T]
Investigators say a woman was shot in the head… the head of Bi-State Development, Taulby Roach ..says that the system was safe… [More] We can tell! We haven’t talked aptronyms for a while… [Via bondmen]
MSNBC’s Mike Barnicle Directly Compares Defeating Trump to Americans Rallying to ‘Save Europe from Hitler’ [More] And by “Trump” he means us. And talk about an aptronym! [Via bondmen]
Winthrop, Massachusetts, police lieutenant charged with aggravated child rape [More] I thought a goalie was supposed to keep things from going in… “Feeley”…? Really…? [Via Steve T]
Former Portsmouth Police Officer Dean August Outhouse of Stratham has been indicted for theft for allegedly stealing money from the Portsmouth Police Patrolman’s Association. [More] We’ve talked before about aptronyms… [Via Steven H]
Sen. Whitney Westerfield, R-Fruit Hill, will introduce the Crisis Aversion and Rights Retention Orders bill, or CARR, in the 2024 legislative session… [More] “Fruit Hill“… Another Never Trumper Vichycon… [Via Jess]
In today’s conservative movement, nothing animates activists like the supposed liberal indoctrination of children. The religious right, in particular, espouses unhinged rhetoric about how youth are being “groomed” into trans- and LGBTQ ideology by Luciferian leftists. [More] Ridiculous! I wonder if Dickinson is an aptronym…
A Maplewood police officer is on the wrong side of the law Wednesday morning as he’s charged in a child pornography case. Maplewood Police Chief Matt Niber is identifying the officer who has been charged as Cory Younger. [More] Been a while since I updated the list…
The city of Philadelphia has agreed to pay the staggering sum of $9.25 million to about 200 rioters because they were teargassed and struck with rubber bullets. [More] >$46K each ain’t a bad payday. So can we expect reparations for the J6 protestors, too? “Commissioner Outlaw” is what’s known as an aptronym. [Via Michael G]
State AGs Take Aim at $10 Trillion Investment Giant Over Woke Investments [More] Not so woke they’ll turn down a profit… Could there be a better aptronym for the CEO? [Via Michael G]
Self-described ‘antiracism educator’ Tim Wise recently wrote an opinion piece for Politico about the May shooting in Buffalo, New York. In the article, he blames the incident on the purported lack of anti-racism education, a situation for which he blames conservatives. [More] So they need more? As opposed to years of bullying brainwashing causing the … Continue reading “More Fuel for the Fire!”
California bill would require all gun owners to obtain liability insurance [More] They’ll then be able to price it out of the range of those of modest means, pressure insurance companies not to sell it, and for those that still do, pass laws saying they must cancel policies that don’t meet an ever-expanding list of … Continue reading “Skinner in the Game”
