That Inking Feeling

A recently surfaced video shows Maine Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner with a chest tattoo of the SS Totenkopf, the skull-and-crossbones emblem used by Nazi “Death’s Head” units. [More]

Wait… I though WE were the Nazis…

[Via bondmen]

Related UPDATE

Senate Candidate With Nazi-Linked Tattoo Recruited Socialist Paramilitary Group in Maine [More]

I wondered why I didn’t see him endorsed by any gun-grab groups.

He’s not ready for citizen disarmament.

Yet.

[Via Michael G]

Death Race 2027

“I love SpaceX; it’s an amazing company. The problem is, they’re behind. They’ve pushed their timelines out, and we’re in a race against China,” Duffy said on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on Monday morning. [More]

If the goal is hurrying to beat someone else for bragging rights, with all the innumerable complexities and unforeseen potentials for disaster you don’t need to make too many mistakes. Especially when the political appointee in charge has a… a lumberjack?… background, and NASA has been distracted with woke bureaucratic priorities for decades.

You send this up and it doesn’t come back, Mr. President, the aftermath political and human damage will be every bit as disastrous. Don’t you guys dare cut any corners.

Yeah, I know, this has nothing to do with guns. But it has everything to do with giving a political advantage to the party that wants to ban them, plus I spent my boyhood years enthralled by Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo and it’s my blog.

Stay the Course!

Defiant Curtis Sliwa refuses to drop out of NYC mayoral race: ‘Under no circumstances’ [More]

Good. The useless Vichycons have been urging him to drop out because he might be a “spoiler” to prevent Cuomo from beating Mamdani. That goes for you, too, Eric.

So what if he does?

Question: If terrorists attack NYC again, do I have to once more get outraged and act like it’s part of America? Seems last time it cost us all some freedom, and for what? Communists, globalists, Democrats, and parasites who want people like me dead?

NRA and President Trump Can Determine Whether Virginia Goes to Earle-Sears or the Democrats

Deserving gun owners now want better of President Trump, and it’s not hyperbole to conclude that if he—and NRA—don’t do a lot more, and quickly, Virginia could be lost to the Democrats. [More]

NRA: You owe it to your members to allocate the necessary manpower and funding resources to follow the comprehensive plan you’ve been given. President Trump:You owe it to the gun-owning voters who elected you to put your personal resentments aside and endorse her.

Those Eggs’ll Be a Lot of Chickens!

Everybody remember that “Red Wave“?

Let’s see how we do in Virginia, first.

[Via Jess]

You See, You Don’t Have to Live Like a Refugee

Faced with rising antisemitism and a radical would-be mayor, New York’s Jewish artists confront a once unthinkable question: Is it time to flee? [More]

Why, so that you can foul your new nest with the same drek that rendered the last one uninhabitable and made the ascension of flat-out communists inevitable?

[Via Michael G]

You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet!

GOA says “Yikes!”

It’s all part of that bipolarity we’ve been talking about.

Fortunately, there’s a cure. We’ve even got the legal wrangles and alternatives figured out.

Except none of the rice bowl groups want to play. They say they have their own contacts, and apparently perceived exclusivity if their priority. Except that means things get done in secret with our rights that we may not agree with– as has happened before and will happen again — and the bipolar disappointments and flat-out reneging and betrayals will continue, the groups will continue to walk on eggshells so no administration feathers are ruffled, and popular 2A cheerleaders will convince a critical mass that it’s not only a good thing, but masterful 3D chess.

We’re the Only Ones Secondary Enough

Abigail Spanberger has consistently aligned herself against law enforcement. For the PBA to throw its support behind her is not only baffling — it is reckless, tone-deaf, and dangerous. [More]

That’s shallow thinking, to believe the primary function of the union is to protect its members. The primary function is to advance subversion, and when it comes to that, it’s understood by the commissars that their individual “causes” will take a back seat to that.

[Via bondmen]

Kumbayah, My Lord, Kumbayah! 

At last night’s Turning Point USA event, Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy channeled his inner George H. W. Bush, calling for a “kinder and gentler” MAGA movement: No longer should we concentrate on “defeating the left” or “owning the libs.” [More]

Can we all get along?

How many items do these raging Marxist maniacs and their useful idiot apologists have to signal their desire to see us dead before this insulated dope groks we’re talking existential survival here?

The only reason we have Vivek as the nominee instead of a far superior Dave Yost, who had earned his shot, is because the White House is rewarding him for past usefulness but isn’t ready to seat him in the inner circle. Kind of like sending Gavin Newsom ex Kimberly Guilfoyle off to Greece now that Don Jr. has traded up on a newer model…

[Via Michael G]

Spoiler Alert?

“There never was, and never will be, a tenable pathway for Hunt,” they said in the memo. “It’s time for the vanity project that could cost Republicans control of the Senate and dilute our resources to end.” [More]

I dunno– Cornyn is a weasel gun owners will stay home over and Paxton comes with exploitable scandals.

Why don’t they drop out and the Republicans throw everything they’ve got behind a guy who actually gets it?

[Via Michael G]

This is Democrat ‘Leadership’: Name Calling

Her trolling this way also tells us something else about her.

But Wait! There’s More!

Two bullet in the head of his GOP rival aren’t enough for Vajayjay.

He wants their kids to die, too:

Jones eventually made remarks suggesting violence toward Gilbert’s young children, which Coyner called out in their exchange. “You were talking about hopping [sic] Jennifer Gilbert’s children would die,” she said. Jones replied, “Yes. I’ve told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.”

I know what that feels like.

So… where’s Abigail on all this? Where’s Blue Virginia?

Where’s Rob and Grant’s pal Jorge?

Hogg at the Trough

David Hogg’s PAC spent millions on consultants, ads and fitness classes, records show: report – The Leaders We Deserve PAC vowed big money for progressive candidates, but records reveal most cash went to consultants, ads and fitness classes [More]

Oh, look, the same trademark competence he brought to Good Pillow.

Is it any wonder that when he — or the gaggle of young commies he intends to supplant Old Guard Democrats with– do get into positions of influence, chaos follow?

It’s indicative of someone who has never actually earned, but has had everything given by whining for it.

If they’re going to squander resources this way, I say encourage Democrats to send them money that could otherwise be used in more effective endeavors. Maybe start thinking of David Hogg as “Our Man in the Gun Ban Camp.”

A New York State of Mind

Giuliani allies turn on GOP’s Sliwa, back Cuomo in NYC mayor race [More]

So much for Republican principles, backing a congential gun-grabber like Cuomo.

Then again so is Giuliani.

And so is Sliwa.

I see Michael Mukasey is backing Cuomo, too. That’s the same Mukasey who, when it advanced his personal interests, declared:

“Based on my own study, I believe that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms.”

Yeah, no $#!+. Yu need to be a “top man” to grok that?

They’re all self-serving weasels.

F_ New York City. Let it go full retard commie and suffer the consequences. Without bailouts.

And f_ Vichycon Republicans. Until they get serious– out of principle or out of fear, I don’t much care which at this point– they can feel our pain. Whatever they do, I’m not giving up my guns.

Will you?

Oversight or Deliberate?

So why isn’t Republican candidate Winsome Earle-Sears making the Second Amendment an issue in her campaign? [More]

So much for help us help you. Talk about handing NRA an excuse to drag its feet.

My sense is it’s coming from the Virginia GOP. I base that on Youngkin going mum on guns in his campaign, and the way Hung Cao had a chance to show courage again but ran.

Its my belief that party “professionals'” are feeding the campaigns the arrogant old Lee Atwater line, “Who else are they going to vote for?”

That, of course, is exactly the wrong advice when the race is close and you’re trying to light a fire in bellies and get low-propensity gun voters off their @$$es and to the polls. And it makes me wonder if Swamp creatures are trying to lose, and discredit those who identify more with MAGA than with “moderates” as political forces to be reckoned with.

UPDATE

All you can do is try.

Moving Targets

Eric Swalwell Says Dems Will Target Private Citizens Who Work With Trump [More]

Really? Organized Democrat lawfare against citizens who don’t back their scams and vote their way?

See, this is the latest Big Lie Dems are pushing– that exposing their political criminality and making them pay for it, while it may be personally satisfying, is still only justice working the way it should. A sense of schadenfreude about karma, and even feeling a rush of revenge for wrongs done, is simply a side benefit of human nature.

Here’s one danger with his threat that seems directly relevant to us– just like the court judgments that assign decision protections to members of gun groups that obtained a judgment, being a member of such groups that support him and his agenda will mean you “worked with Trump.”

Me, I think this treasonous Swalwell f_head ought to be investigated for voter intimidation conspiracy, and if speech or debate clause protections really apply to doing it on CNN (I know about Murtha, but SCOTUS never weighed in). And that in turn reminds me of a write-up I once did concerning an anti-gun Vichycon, centered on this quote from an AP report:

A congressman has no special protection from criminal charges, a federal appeals panel ruled Wednesday in allowing a racketeering and bribery trial for Rep. Joseph M. McDade (R-Pa.). McDade had used the Constitution’s “speech or debate” clause in asking for dismissal of the charges.

An investigation would be a whole lot more orderly and peaceable in the end than having to remind this toad Swalwell that people who feel they’re targeted and have nothing left to lose sometimes target back.

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