
Gun Ownership by State (2025 Statistics) [More]
And…?
Notes from the Resistance
State senator, Indian immigrant, pulls upset in Virginia Democratic lieutenant governor’s race [More]
Naturally, a leader of the gun-grab mob…
83% Of Indian Americans Say We Need Stricter Gun Laws
So, what the hell are Trump and Elon doing, incentivizing more to enter the pathway/chain migration cycle?
NOTE: While this text does remove suppressors from the NFA, a drafting error left suppressors out of the provision referencing state statutes. We are working with lawmakers to address this issue and are confident that it will be corrected through a manager’s amendment. [More]
I like to think of such things as a tribute to Allah.
[Via Jess]
Twenty-five year old Deja Foxx is vying for more than a seat in Congress. She’s looking to be part of a root-and-branch overhaul of the Democratic Party. [More]
If she’s the next “It Girl” for fresh new ideas, how come she’s pushing the same old ones on guns?
“We see gun violence as an intersectional issue,” Foxx said. “We want to see common-sense regulation that will keep us safe in school.” She says that means banning military-grade weaponry and not arming teachers. “The Second Amendment was written in a time when those guns weren’t even conceived,” Foxx said.
And her economic platform is even older school.
[Via bondmen]
“Ultimately, I have decided to not run in this upcoming election so the party can focus on what really matters. I need to do this work with Leaders We Deserve, and it is going to remain my number one mission to build the strongest party possible,” he added. [More]
I wonder what the DNC threatened and then offered to get him to go quietly.
In several of these venues, the administration’s challengers are almost guaranteed that a judge picked by Joe Biden, Barack Obama, or Bill Clinton will preside over their case. [More]
So much for checks and balances.
Don’t look to Democrat legislators to change that. The question now is, will SCOTUS?
[Via Michael G]

Being one of the worst states in the union for eviscerating the Second Amendment, there’s much to be said on having the ear of a governor with veto power. [More]
True, hardly a perfect one. Still, the differences between the two are many, and this is New Jersey, after all.
113 House Democrats vote against GOP resolution denouncing the antisemitic terrorist attack in Colorado [More]
Maybe all this sucking up means they’ll only be 78% against Republicans, as opposed to 79%…?
[Via Michael G]
Gingrich warns ‘very profound cultural civil war’ underway, says Democrats doubling down on ‘weird values’ – Former speaker says Americans increasingly siding with Trump on cultural issues [More]
One can only hope he’s got reliable data to back that up and that this isn’t just Stupid Party happy talk. Because my experience with Democrats tells me Edwin Edwards gave his constituents way too much credit, and today he could get away with strangling the girl and boy on live TV and not lose a vote if his opponent were Trump.
[Via bondmen]

The Attorney General’s Office, which is investigating the shooting, said the senator received two gunshot wounds in the attack, which wounded two others. The statement from the office said a 15-year-old boy was arrested at the scene with a firearm. [More]
But…but…but licensing, registration, age restrictions, no guns at political events, no carrying in Bogotá…
Yeah, about that…
No wonder the political left pushes “gun control”…
[Via Michael G]
Carville accuses Jewish donors of abandoning Democrats for GOP because they just want their ‘f—ing tax cut’ [More]
So younger Dems are joining the “River to the Sea” crowd and now the older Dem establishment is dusting off a Nazi meme.
Funny… anybody see ADL condemning him and SPLC adding him to their “Hate Watch” list?
Colorado Springs’ First Black Mayor Implicated In Hate-Crime Hoax At Federal Trial… Mobolade, who is Nigerian, won the election as a left-leaning independent in the traditional Republican stronghold in 2023 after the n-word was scrawled on one of his campaign signs and a cross set ablaze in front of it. [More]
It’s like Democrat voters are oblivious to what everybody else knows about.
Oh, my ribs. They ache with mirth.
[Via bondmen]
Holocaust survivor burned in Colorado terror attack speaks out: ‘What the hell is going on in our country?’ [More]
If you don’t mind my asking, Barbara, how have you been voting?
[Via WiscoDave]
He’s basically following the increment agenda.
Before uncorking the champagne and anticipating midterm bliss, remember how intractably stupid most Democrat voters are. They’ll still come out against Republicans.
And while he may have screwed his own pooch, it’s not like his follower are exactly rational, and won’t dig in and double down. He may get booted from an official Party position, but don’t look for his influence to go away.
[Via several of you]
Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) said Sunday on MSNBC’s “Alex Witt Reports” that the Democratic Party will take the majority in the 2026 midterms and investigate President Donald Trump and his family. [More]
That ain’t the half of what these political sociopaths have planned.
As I’ve warned, never underestimate the focused stupidity of Democrat voters and the Republican preponderance for blowing all advantages. Act like we’re going to lose the midterms, because we may.
[Via bondmen]
The Dems Declare War on the Obama Boys [More]
Add in Hogg’s Children’s Crusade and it’s like Party Elders are getting the Biden treatment.
As fun as it is to watch them apparently implode, never underestimate the focused stupidity of Democrat voters and the Republican preponderance for blowing all advantages. Act like we’re going to lose the midterms, because we may.
[Via Michael G]
Amid a surge in threats against federal judges, Senate Democrats will formally introduce legislation Thursday to transfer control of the U.S. Marshals Service to the court system itself. [More]
We have separation of powers/checks and balances for a reason.
This is just Democrat whores blaming Trump, and by implication, everyone who voted against Harris, for proper anger against robed apparatchiks exceeding their judicial authority and applying subversive district rulings over the entire Republic. And it will go nowhere:
Prognosis 2% chance of being enacted
[Via bondmen]
DNC’s David Hogg Praises Jasmine Crockett: The ‘Type of Leader We’re Looking to Support’ [More]
What, the kind who needs “2.25 times more Black or African American (Non-Hispanic) residents … than any other race or ethnicity” to win?
There’s your next Senator, Texas Democrats!
[Via bondmen]
Today, Pennsylvania Gun Rights (PAGR), Firearms Owners Against Crime (FOAC), and Gun Owners of America–Pennsylvania (GOA-PA) are jointly calling for State Representative Frank Burns (D-Cambria) to immediately resign from the Pennsylvania House Second Amendment Caucus following his decisive vote to kill a Constitutional Carry amendment. [More]
Vs.
Let Me Be Absolutely Clear: I Have NEVER Voted Against Constitutional Carry. The claim that I voted against constitutional carry is 100% FALSE. I have never—and will never—vote against your Second Amendment rights. [More]
They can’t both be right.
What would the significance of overturning procedural rules be on overall 2A progress, and why does everything in politics have to be so damn laden with twists, turns, and pitfalls instead of just being straightforward and unambigouous?
That’s a rhetorical question.
And I wonder if this, this, this, and this had any bearing on his decision to make a choice on a rule that had an effect on permtiless carry…
Then again, there’s this to consider (scroll down in comments):
The PA House of Representatives’s single subject rule, as stated in the Pennsylvania Constitution, requires that bills passed by the House must only contain one subject, which is clearly expressed in the title. This rule, found in Article III, Section 3, aims to ensure legislative clarity and prevent “logrolling” or the inclusion of unrelated provisions in a single bill… The Pennsylvania Constitution’s “single subject rule” is found in Article III, Section 3. Here’s the full text:
Article III, Section 3 – Passage of Laws
“No bill shall be passed containing more than one subject, which shall be clearly expressed in its title, except a general appropriation bill or a bill codifying or compiling the law or a part thereof.”