Adventures in Baselessness

They’re coming for the voter rolls. The Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department (DOJ) has already sued Oregon and California for trying to hide their voter rolls from the feds. This week, they added Washington to their list, making it a clean sweep of the West Coast, Messed Coast™ states. [More]

Yeah, but so what? They’re all overwhelmingly Democrat so the comparatively few they find won’t change anything. And it’s not like Republicans in those states are effective at resisting.

Show me one legislative “gun vote” that would have had a different outcome.

Why not look for irregularities in states where finding them can make a difference?

[Via Michael G]

Enemies Mine

Alleged Pipe Bomber’s Family Sued Trump DHS Over Illegal Immigration, Asked Biden DOJ To Address Racism [More]

Figures he’s “white” (and if you can’t believe Jake Tapper and CNN, who can you believe?)…

The there’s this:

Been saying that for some time, but haven’t been able to get the “gun groups” to admit it. Figures “The Newsraper of Record” gives him a megaphone.

Here’s the thing: All the useful idiots fighting ICE, going to No Kings rallies, and voting Democrat will just double down.

This isn’t a mere civil war, it’s an existential culture war being waged by men behind the curtain. Expect to see more and more like these emerging, flexing, doing, until the will is summoned to do those things necessary to make them stop.

A Revolting Documentary

The Incoherence of Ken Burns’s ‘The American Revolution’ [More]

Yes, it’s flawed, and yes, Burns is a lefty, but I watched it and found it time well spent, and some of the hard truths inconvenient but necessary.

The author came to a conclusion that makes a point I’ve long argued:

The title of Burns’s series is misleading. A more apt title would have been something like, “The American Wars for Independence.”

The Revolution was that people don’t need a king and can self govern. The War of the Rebellion was just that.

[Via bondmen]

A Key Figure

Matthew Hoover has been released from a federal prison in Wisconsin after serving nearly three years of a five-year sentence for trafficking machine guns. He is now headed to a halfway house to serve out the remainder of his conviction. [More]

Google AI says this about the snitch:

Where the hell is Harmeet Dhillon? Task Force exclusivity strikes again in another bout of bipolarity.

Or is it? Everybody realizes what the “law-abiding citizens” qualifier allows, right? Hey, if you don’t like it, vote out Blue State Democrats! Until then, obey.

Meanwhile, if Trump can pardon Henry Cuellar:

Why does Hoover have to remain hostage another two years?

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