The Case for Defending U.S. Rights While Targeting Criminals [More]
Pretty good write-up.
I’d argue with the “75% of firearms confiscated in Mexico originate from the U.S.” claim…
[Via bondmen]
Category: Second Amendment
Up for Discussion
The case of Snope v. Brown has been distributed for the Supreme Court’s conference for December 13. Previously styled Bianchi v. Brown, the cert petition challenges Maryland’s “assault weapon” prohibition which the Fourth Circuit upheld en banc earlier this year… Now for a deeper dive. [More]
Stephen Halbrook confirms, among other things, what a f-ing idiot “Reagan Republican” Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III is.
[Via Jess]
First Do No Harm
Arizona Department Of Health Calls For Removal Of Guns From Family Homes [More]
Because there’s no difference between your and my homes and those lived in by morons, reprobates, generational welfare parasites, drug abusers, and criminals…
I wonder how many more children would die in no-knock enforcement raids against those who will not surrender their rights, or home invasions by private criminals of those who complied. Not factoring that in should get Mary Ellen Rimza delicensed for malpractice.
We know where the buck stops for this tyrannical and asinine opinion.
Arizona Democrats voted for it.
Daily Defense
Go the the AAR website to listen/watch/find a station near you.
Following Suit
Personally Made Firearm Lawsuit Update [More]
As noted here, after he’s inaugurated, we need to press Trump on having DOJ defend 2A the same way it would against other civil rights violations.
Pure Michigan
Once more high population areas full of Democrat government addicts prove how stupid and self-entitled they are and **** everything up for the rest of us by voting in communist hags.
[Via WiscoDave]
A Step in the Right Direction
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday reversed course and selected David Warrington as his top White House lawyer… [More]
He’s Chairman of the Board for the National Foundation for Gun Rights.
Let’s hope he’s the needed counterweight to Pam Bondi’s inclination to defend infringements.
[Via Jess]
Asked and Answered
But the Second Amendment isn’t an inkblot on the Constitution. It means something. Can that possibly not include a right to own the gun that claims to be America’s bestselling rifle? [More]
Is it an arm?
Then the right of the people to keep and bear it shall not be infringed.
Anyone who says otherwise is just a liar.
[Via Jess]
A Right Delayed
The Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to Hawaii’s gun-licensing law, though three justices expressed a willingness to hear arguments over the issue later [More]
With “shall not be infringed” being the metric, that this is even an allowed to be an issue is one of the greatest frauds of our time.
DOJ Proposal Suggests Unauthorized Use of NICS for NY Ammo Background Checks
So, if the FBI and DOJ don’t have authority to do ammunition checks, where do they get authority to allow New York State to use NICS for that purpose? [More]
Made possible by GOP Quislings, so will Republicans do anything to clean up their mess after they assume power in January?
A Right Delayed
There comes a point where it’s simply unbelievable to say that judges actually think that way and aren’t perfectly aware of the tyranny they’re willing parts of.
[Via Jess]
And If You Act Now…
But we must receive your contribution by Dec 31st for you to take advantage of the credit for 2024. Postmarks don’t count and when you mail it does not count. We have to have received it before the end of 2024. [More]
“Who will help me plant the seed?” asked the Little Red Hen.
Funny, how everyone expects bread.
And Your Point Is…?
We’re the Only Ones Appreciative Enough
“I understand constitutional carry and why it would be okay in some parts of Louisiana, but you can’t say that is true for New Orleans,” Kirkpatrick said. I’m a person who appreciates constitutional carry but not in every location. New Orleans is unique. We have no business with guns at a parade or in our entertainment areas at all.” [More]
Bringing the same results to New Orleans she did to Oakland, I see…
Only in government is suing your previous employer not a red flag for hiring managers…
[Via Jess]
‘Deceptively Colored Firearm’ Bill Introduced by Deceptive Michigan Democrats
Where she may have gone too far without realizing it in her hatred of all things, gun is who will be most affected by her cosmetics ban. Those include a large bloc of potential Democrat constituents. [More]
They’ll never stop eating away until they’re forced to. There’s a way to do that, but it will require the new DOJ meaning what Donald Trump says.
A Plan Comes Together
ICE: Nearly 180,000 noncitizens deliberately not detained, roaming free in US cities [More]
Legal illegals is an oxymoron.
Making their Second Amendment claims a red herring.
[Via Michael G]
By All Means, Be Consistent
Overview of the Ohio case on illegal aliens and firearm possession… What I am suggesting is that we need to be philosophically consistent on these things. [Watch]
Absolutely. All people have rights endowed by their Creator that they should be free to exercise.
That’s not the issue. They don’t have a right to be where they have no right to be. The law needs to be consistent with the Preamble’s unequivocal mandates and Democrat political sabotage needs to be reversed.
Instead of chasing a red herring, ask the right question: Why is a known illegal alien allowed to remain in the United States instead of being deported?
Round 2 Redux
Today on Armed American Radio Mark continues the conversation started yesterday with David Codrea on Pam Bondi and her 2A chops or lack thereof. Is she right for gun owners as head of DOJ after her support for Florida’s post Parkland gun control bill? [Listen]
In case you missed it live and want to hear it.
And my elaborated thoughts on what Donald Trump’s election means for the Second Amendment are here.
An Uncommon Question
I. There is a long-running and intractable dispute in the lower courts over whether the Second Amendment allows the government to ban arms that are in common use by law-abiding citizens. II. Heller clearly teaches that arms in common use by law-abiding citizens cannot be banned. III. This case is an ideal vehicle to resolve this dispute. [More]
What’s to stop “common use” from allowing future developments to be banned?
[Via Jess]
Daily Defense Redux
Today on AAR Daily Defense, Mark chats with long-time AAR contributor, blogger, and citizen journalist, David Codrea. Topics include the makeup of the Trump cabinet from a gun rights perspective. Mark and David discuss bills likely to move quickly…or not…and then turn attention to Pam Bondi for AG. David is no fan and eloquently articulates the reasons why, including her past support for anti-gun measures in Florida as state AG. Mark counters with analogies and gives her the benefit of waiting out the hearings. She will no doubt be put on the spot during the confirmation process and allowed to articulate her 2A positions moving forward as AG. A lively discussion, so good in fact, that David returns on Wednesday to wrap up his legitimate concerns. [Listen]
My latest Firearms News piece, “Donald Trump and Republicans Owe Gun Owners, and It’s Time to Collect,” elaborates on my position.