Notes from the Resistance
Oakland officials not only don’t have a plan to fix anything but what they’re doing can only make things worse. [More]
What we have here are useful idiots who don’t have a clue being manipulated by power interests who know exactly what they’re doing.
Guy’s creating a lot of buzz. [More]
Not to pick nits, but with his words reserved for the southern border, where does he stand on current legal immigration laws?
You know, the ones enabled by cheap labor Republicans that made this possible…
[Via Mike F]
With all precincts reporting, and 58,000 absentee and provisional ballots outstanding, the measure was failing by a margin of 57.01% to 42.99%. [More]
Down in flames. But it does show that a 60% threshold would have kept the tyranny of the majority at bay, at least for now.
I felt this was going to lose bigly just based on observable yard sign saturation, and was also disappointed in the outreach efforts of the “Yes on 1” campaign. This was a statewide campaign and only had “782 likes • 1K followers” on Facebook and “687 Followers” on Twit…uh…X.
Anyone who think this was just about abortion is wearing blinders.
Ah, well, if Democrats want to cull their next generation of voters…
Biden’s DOJ Illegally Bribing States To Pass Gun Confiscation Laws [More]
And they couldn’t have done it without these Vichycon stool samples, doing their dead elephant best to demoralize principled constituents and hand ’24 to the Democrats.
[Via bondmen]
Here’s how you pitch Ukraine aid to rock-ribbed conservatives [More]
Just have a registered foreign agent turn up the Lee Greenwood music, apparently.
Sounds more like rock-headed.
A line about the Lord helping those who help themselves comes to mind.
That and a warning about “permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world…”
[Via WiscoDave]
Error, my a$$. Stein and his loser bureaucrat of a director, Jeffrey Smythe, intended to quietly ram it through with only token input. And but for YOUR emails and calls, they would have gotten away with it. [More]
Dealing with gun-grabbing politicians is like dealing with malevolent adolescents, which is essentially what they are.
GRNC needs the adults to step up.
If the FBI won’t submit to the legislative branch’s oversight, Congress can take away its guns and its jurisdiction. [More]
I’m sorry, I know we’re being provided with unique information with past precedent that’s been dug out for us, and I agree with the sentiment, but my first thought on reading this was “If wishes were fishes we’d all cast nets.”
There’s no way totalitarian Democrats relying on an apparatchik spy and intimidation network and dolt “law and order” Republicans would ever consider such a thing.
And it’s not like the “Only Ones” have exactly established a track record of justice and trust.
[Via bondmen]
In other words, big city liberals want to deal only with people in their own political strongholds. They don’t want rural, small-town Ohioans to have a say. [More]
It’s the model established nationwide by Michael Bloomberg and Everytown.
I have an Issue 1 article coming out later today on AmmoLand.
What gun laws does he consider unconstitutional? What gun laws does he consider constitutional? [More]
Don’t just tell us you believe in the Second Amendment. Tell us how you believe in it and what you’re going to do about it. Be specific. Otherwise, all that fist-pounding is just noisemaking.
Stop AG Stein from Gutting Concealed Carry Training [More]
Burden instructors and create a registration list of trainees– what’s not for a politically ambitious Democrat to love?
Lisa Murkowski should have been out of the U.S. Senate in the 2010 elections, when she was beaten in the Republican primary by Joe Miller. Instead, she conducted a write-in campaign in the general election and managed to survive when Democrats fled from their candidate and wrote her name in to deny Miller, a tea party conservative, an opportunity to serve. And then Murkowski had her allies pass the chaotic, corrupt, and infamous ranked choice voting system, together with a jungle primary, in advance of last year’s election. Had there been a Republican primary, she would have been crushed by Kelly Tshibaka, whom the state GOP endorsed. [More]
Yeah, well, some of us have tried to warn, but our reach is limited.
That must be why I still hear “conservatives” raving about Tim Scott.
But no matter, because the messaging that will be the constant is that the problem is with guns (combined with systemic racism) and the solution is more prohibitions. [More]
Creating places for violence is the one thing these frauds are good at.
Only the states and Congress can regulate elections, according to the Constitution. But not according to SCOTUS. [More]
Well, it’s not like they get asked relevant questions in the job interview…
“Usually, when Senators at confirmation hearings have asked Supreme Court nominees to comment on topical legal and constitutional issues, the nominees have firmly declined to do so.” The report explains. “In those situations, the nominees typically have taken the position that answers to questions which convey their personal views would conflict with their obligation to avoid appearing to make commitments, or provide signals, as to how they would vote as a Justice on future cases.”
[Via Michael G]
‘Tired of the Gunshots’: Terrified Black Residents Fleeing Crime-Ridden Democrat-Run Cities [More]
The Democrats are counting on it.
[Via Andy M]
The National Rifle Association acted as a “foreign asset” for Russia in the period leading up to the 2016 election, according to a new investigation unveiled Friday by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore. [More]
This communist stool sample never saw a gun he didn’t want to ban. This is just his way of throwing out an accusation that gets a lot of shallow publicity to help gin up outrage among anyone stupid enough to support their own disarmament and vote for a Democrat, and NRA makes a convenient, self-deflating punching bag.
[Via Jim S]
O’Keefe Drops Biggest Story Yet: BlackRock Recruiter Spills Info on Company’s World Impact – “You Got $10K? You Can Buy a Senator” [More]
And if you don’t, you can do the same thing with substantially less.
[Via Michael G]
“Curren Price is the latest member of the Los Angeles City Council to be arrested in recent years.” … “I am a firm believer in the control of guns, the restraint of guns, and the federal government’s proposal for the regulation of guns,” Curren told Our Weekly in 2013 in a report on the “Gun Culture on South L.A.” [More]
Projection much?
House strikes blow against federal regulations, votes to overturn controversial Supreme Court ruling – The Supreme Court might strike down the precedent itself later this year [More]
That’s what it will take because you know the Senate is never going to stand for this.
Be nice when they do so I can get my damn bump stock back.
GOP Squish Caucus Saves Evil Adam Schiff From Being Censured [More]
They really are doing their damnedest to douse and fire in bellies for ’24. And would it be too much to name them and save the rest of us the time?
Anyway, it’s consistent with what we’ve come to expect.
[Via Michael G]
UPDATE
I gotta say, the Yeas and Nays confuse me, as do some of the names I see. So if they voted “Yea” they were against the resolution?
Is Thomas Massie right? What’s that assessment based on, speech or debate?
Third Circuit, En Banc, Range v. Lombardo: Not All Modern Felons Lose Second Amendment Rights … Several judges dissented. [More]
Which ones?
Who nominated them?
Who voted to confirm them?
I could go find out but it would take time I don’t have right now.
It would be nice if there were a website that provided judicial ratings and a way to hold those who enabled them politically accountable. It would be even more useful if it also politically scaled and rated inferior court judges running in “nonpartisan” elections and showed who backs them so their partisan allegiances could be inferred.
I guess I’m talking something like Ballotpedia on steroids. Too bad the name “Judicial Watch” is taken, although come to think of it, they’d be the perfect ones to take this on.
Whether any of the Vichycon Republicans are actually gutless and dumb enough to believe that the prudent play is to listen to the commies and betray their base remains to be seen. While the urge to believe they won’t be is strong, we’ve seen “moderates” snatch defeat from the jaws of victory before. While they might not cave on everything, their baffling propensity to give up “something” and showcase an aptitude for “bipartisan compromise” is a factor that can’t be ignored. [More]
They only need five turncoats in the House, and those aren’t that hard to find.
Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst is introducing a bill on Tuesday that would prohibit the Internal Revenue Service from arming its agents with taxpayer money. [More]
She’s pandering to rah-rah Republican gun owners over something she knows damn well doesn’t have a chance in hell of passing and counting on them being oblivious to her screwing them in Biden’s ‘Bipartisan’ Betrayal.
[Via Jess]
White House threatens to veto GOP resolution against its pistol brace ban [More]
Was there ever any doubt that it was anything but symbolic, with no chance of going anywhere?
Let’s see what the Republicans do if they keep the House and regain the Senate and the White House, that is, if they don’t blow it.
[Via Jess]
This mailer was sent to me by longtime WarOnGuns Correspondent Mack H, who is of the opinion that primary competitor Marie March is the better RKBA choice:
I’m not in a position to weigh in, so leave it to those of you who are to make your case in comments, below, if you’re so inclined.
I will say it’s refreshing to see candidates competing on who is most pro-RKBA.
