Notes from the Resistance
What I think really happened is that his volunteers decided they were there to boss people around, and started harassing others for breaking what everyone knows are stupid regulations. [More]
Why is my first thought of Jay Santos and the Citizens Auxiliary Police?
[Via Michael G]
House Republican Pushes Harris To Invoke 25th Amendment On Biden [More]
Of course, there’s not a chance in hell…
And the real action is coming from the other side.
The man I personally observed a few weeks ago was classic Trump, and on top of his game. You tyry talking as long as he does and not flub something up. Democrats and the media, but I repeat myself, are taking misstatements he’s always made and blowing it into a countermeasure against Joe Biden’s very real dotage.
[Via Jess]
Hundreds of thousands just took to the streets to protest against the socialist regime in Brazil and if not for X, you wouldn’t know about it [More]
I hate to say I told you so.
[Via Michael G]
California argues that, under the Gun Control Act, a receiver or frame can be considered a firearm because such pieces are “designed to or may readily be converted” into functional weapons. [More]
Shoot, I can instantly convert all kinds of things into a functional weapon.
The state calls ghost guns the “weapon of choice” for gun traffickers, gangs and political extremists, and says the Golden State has had to incur significant costs to regulate the guns because ATF is not doing so.
Talk about a term of convenience!
[Via Jess]
Damon Arnette, 2020 first-round draft pick, arrested on gun, meth charges last month [More]
Don’t you just love it when NFL enablers lecture us on guns?
The two letters show opposite assumptions about reality and the role of governments. The NY letter assumes guns are bad, and ordinary citizens should not have guns, because ordinary citizens do bad things with guns. The letter from the 28 states assumes government is subordinate to the people, government must defend the nation, and an armed population aids the government in defending the nation against all enemies. These two assumptions about reality are in direct conflict. [More]
We are, in fact, two countries divided by the fundamental difference of principle on the question: Does the government serve the people, or do the people serve the government?
Well, the South Carolina votes are in. And Trump garnered 60 percent of the vote in the Palmetto State on Saturday, which is to say he lost nearly 40 percent of Republican primary voters in a deep red state. (It’s worth noting that South Carolina has an open primary, meaning Democrats and independents can vote as long as they didn’t vote in the Democratic primary.) [More]
So he didn’t “lose nearly 40% of Republican voters” and the “59 percent of Haley voters in South Carolina” were primary voters, not necessarily Republicans.
A key here is nepocow Meghan McCain replying “NO PEACE, BITCH!” to Kari Lake. Once it’s down to Democrats and Lincoln Project “Republicans,” some of us will have no political vote.
The Vichycons, desperate for even a drained swamp to dwell in, literally would rather give it all up to the Democrats to maintain what the real illusion is here– that they are anything but soulless useful idiots, evoking nothing so much as the “love of money is the root of all evil” truism, and pretty much deservedly hated by everybody.
What they don’t understand is there is a core of us, and if they keep pushing we’ll find out how large it is, that will not disarm, regardless of who “wins” an election.
In other words, ultimately, we don’t need “moderate” Republicans. They need us.
For whatever reason, no doubt entirely my fault, when I posted here yesterday morning to promote my AmmoLand piece on recent court shenanigans with butterfly knives, it didn’t have a link.
Comment left under a post:
It would seem that your site has disappeared from my web browser. Had to go a very circuitous route to find you today. Thought I might have been in the public library in Cleveland, where your site is blocked by the libraries there………… Johny Gee
This after my weekend adventure?
I’ll check it out when I get better from this cold that I came down with. Hudson’s library is part of the CleveNet system, and if I can’t access it I may have a First Amendment claim.
You can see that Stephen McGlynn is implicitly saying that he totally, totally disagrees with the ruling of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and while he’s not calling those judges morons, he’s basically saying, shall we say, they’re clearly wrong on the law. [Watch]
Nothing to stop the rest of us from calling them what they deserve…
[Via Jess]
Biden Commerce Secretary Refuses to Answer House Chair on Firearms Export Licenses [More]
Let one get away with it and they all get cocky.
Once a prominent backer of the leftwing senator Bernie Sanders, on Thursday she was greeted by far-right activists with a standing ovation and a group of supporters brandishing gold letters that spelled T-R-U-M-P. [More]
Really? There was a heartfelt recantation, along with apologies and pledges?
Or is it just Trump supporters go wild if you tell them what they want to hear?
[Via bondmen]
Mechanic finds noose in work area, alleges targeted racism [More]
No, “Mechanic ALLEGEDLY finds noose in work area, alleges targeted racism.”
There’s a difference, you know.
[Via bondmen]
Noticing Black Violence On Social Media Is Not Racist And Calling It That Is Manipulation [More]
Conversely, what the DSM does, suppressing the information, is racist as hell.
[Via bondmen]
