When the Team is Up Against It, and the Breaks are Beating the Boys

The National Football League is suggesting good guys with guns be hired to protect all league facilities following the July 28, 2025, Manhattan shooting in which NFL headquarters were believed to have been the intended target. [More]

See…? They’re not “anti-gun.”

They just don’t want you to have one.

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Case in Points

“A juvenile with no points discharged a firearm at a police officer,” Frisz said. “They were later apprehended. That juvenile had no points. That’s only 12 points under their point system.” [More]

I’m just surprised nobody’s screaming that’s racist because points are disproportionately assigned.

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Outside Chance

Police said the homeowner was working on his property, which is not his primary residence when he was met with an intruder on the porch who was armed with a baseball bat and a knife. Police said the struggle moved from the porch down into the yard, where the homeowner pulled a gun and shot the other man. [More]

There’s an important reminder here for those who do yard work.

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Redefining ‘Government Watchdog’

Denver Post Doxxes Citizens For Sharing Pictures And Public Records About Crime… “People who claim to be citizen journalists must stand by their work with a byline and endure the negative comments and threats that come with the job,” wrote Denver Post columnist Krista Kafer. [More]

Ever here of “Publius,” Krista?

Be careful — that doxxing door swings both ways, and your fellow Democrats changed the rules of engagement.

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We’re the Only Ones Unqualified Enough

DEI D.C. Police Chief Doesn’t Know What The Term “Chain Of Command” Means [More]

This makes me recall Philadelphia’s former Chief Ramsey and San Francisco’s former Chief Fong, and makes me wonder what I need to do to find out if she’s passed all the required qualifications to carry a gun.

I just spent five minutes searching and can’t even find specifics on what a regular DC cop has to do to pass.

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Blasts from the Past

Armed Attorneys Richard Hayes and Edwin Walker discuss The Tragedy That Broke the Background Check System.This is about more than just erroneous firearm denials—it’s about a federal policy change that’s leading to massive Second Amendment infringements, and a branch of the ATF most people have never heard of. [More]

So… Fix NICS isn’t everything the quislings at NSSF crack it up to be…?

I look forward to an editorial from Larry Keane explaining how it would comport with Bruen’s text, history, and tradition standard.

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Well, This was Completely Avoidable

If only some internal team existed to catch this stuff before it becomes an issue…

Well, I guess if the “gun groups” don’t care about not being included, I shouldn’t…

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Democrat Finally Makes ‘Dodge City’ Prediction Come True

Seattle gunman Gregory Timm — who crashed car into Trump voter registration — is accused of shooting man in wheelchair over ‘stolen valor’ [More]

The lesson here — aside from the demonstrable reality that those who want Trump dead want his agenda supporters dead — is that you don’t bring a fake gun to a real gunfight.

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Where Credit is Due

According to the actual complaint, a Florida gun dealer became suspicious of Delgado after he tried to purchase his fourth Barrett rifle, which can retail for $10,000 or more. As a result, the gun dealer contacted the ATF directly. [More]

If he hadn’t reported suspicions he’d have been treated as a co-conspirator. That, to me, is the greater issue.

Assault Sandwich/Sandwich Violence/Commonsense Sandwich Safety Laws

Man charged with felony after allegedly whacking federal agent with sandwich amid Trump’s DC crime crackdown [More]

Anyone who can’t be trusted with a sandwich

Question: Would he be so charged if he did the exact same thing to you or me?

UPDATE

Scrooim. He worked for DOJ.

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