Notes from the Resistance
“Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter last month in the 2021 shooting death of Halyna Hutchins. [More]
Time for a new career since “prohibited persons” can’t touch guns on movie sets. Just ask Pokey Poke.
Now, what about the “gun safety advocate”?
[Via Jess]
Received via email:
MoveOn has raised almost enough to launch our ambitious plan to take over the front page of The Washington Post with hard-hitting ads calling on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from a case that could determine whether Donald Trump can be criminally prosecuted for his crimes.
Aren’t there obstruction/interference laws against this?
On the plus side, it’s not like throwing $ at WaPo is going to change any minds…
Philadelphia reaches settlement in case against 2 large suppliers of ghost guns [More]
You know what they say about once you start paying blackmailers…
Life imitates art:
[Via Jess]
…we have received word from our attorney in the state case that the Oregon Appeals Court has denied the state’s request and as such, Measure 114, along with all its intended and very evil consequences remains “on hold” and not in force. [More]
Don’t uncork the champagne just yet:
But we are long way from having this nightmare behind us.
Legal Shield for the Gun Industry Is Starting to Crack [More]
No, it’s just that more lawfare-waging antis are piling on in defiance of clear law, confident that no one is going to hold them to account for their subversion.
But telling, that the headline is worded that way.
Why haven’t we seen a countersuit to knock one of them down bigly and give the others pause?
[Via Jess]
Pro-Abortion Terrorist Gets Lighter Sentence Than Peaceful Pro-Life Activists [More]
Well, after all, they are more dangerous than Islamists…
[Via Michael G]
The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a memorandum supporting its motion for a preliminary injunction with a federal court in Pennsylvania in a challenge of the federal ban on gun ownership by medical marijuana users. [More]
Once more, Democrats support discrimination.
“We’re not sure why the media allows Ferguson to get away with such statements without some fact-checking,” Gottlieb questioned. [More]
Robert Kerr Elementary School in Durand, Michigan, encouraged students to wear hats of their choice for a “hat day” event two years ago. The daughter of Adam Stroub, who filed the lawsuit on her behalf, wore a black hat featuring a white star, an image of an AR-15, and the phrase “Come and Take It,” a set of symbols frequently used to support the right to bear arms. Michael Papanek, a behavioral specialist at the school, noticed the hat and alerted school principal Amy Leffel, who asked Papanek to contact her parents and ask them to bring another hat for her to wear. [More]
Did anyone come in one of these?
Schools have dress codes. I’d file this under “Pick your battles more wisely.”
The real issue is public schools.
[Via Jess]
Alec Baldwin had ‘no control of his own emotions’ on ‘Rust’ set, prosecutors say [More]
That seems to be a common trait among those who demand to control others.
[Via Jess]
GOP interference on decades-old gun lawsuit leaves some Indiana residents disheartened and angry [More]
Which ones, the communists, parasites, racists and Democrats? Good. Besides, they’re always angry anyway.
Why not focus on freedom-advocating citizens who are encouraged and pleased?
Oh, that’s right, AP…
[Via Jess]
US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor declined to put on hold a New York City licensing rule requiring prospective gun owners to show good moral character to own a firearm. In rejecting a stay request on Thursday relating to a district court order that’s being appealed, Sotomayor turned away yet another bid to prohibit government officials from enforcing their laws while being challenged in court. [More]
Sounds to me like she’s campaigning to keep her seat.
Related UPDATE
[Via Jess]
An attorney who worked in Donald Trump’s White House predicted that Judge Aileen Cannon’s “partiality” will lead to her removal from the former president’s documents case. [More]
Why? Did Judge Arthur Engoran’s “partiality” lead to his removal?
Does the DOJ have the power to create new classes of “prohibited persons” outside of what is statutorily defined? [More]
First they said they had no pages. Now they say they have 350. So what’s on those pages, and will any establish they are authorized to redefine”prohibited person” disqualifiers?
