ATF ‘ZERO-TOLERANCE’ REVOCATIONS CONTINUE AT BLISTERING PACE [More]
Kinda like what used to happen back when the Constitution was ratified…?
[Via Jess]
Notes from the Resistance
One bill that would make it illegal for people under the age of 21 to purchase ammunition in Hawaii is now in the hands of the Senate. [More]
Haven’t we already established that the Second Amendment doesn’t apply there?
Senate Democrats Propose Bill That Would Criminalize Armed Church Security [More]
What is it Red Jamie and Ed Marxey want us to do?
I wrote an article on the bill for Firearms News over the weekend and expect it will be out before too long.
[Via JG]
WarOnGuns Correspondent Andy M got a letter published in Scranton’s The Times Tribune.

I’ve always been a big believer in letters to the editor.
Why not try one?
I’ve mentioned before how I love to read books but between the reading I have to do for my professional obligations, the work itself, and my personal life, there’s just not a lot of time. I suppose having a sense of purpose and looking forward every morning to a full day I’m enthusiastic about living is something I should be grateful for, but it does mean making one choice means not making another — for now.
I just finished The Deadly Path, and am finalizing an interview with former ATF Agent and author Pete Forcelli for AmmoLand. Stay tuned.
I also agreed to read The Misinformation Antidote because the author contacted Firearms News claiming “court decisions carry with them the seeds of the [Second] amendment’s future destruction.” I’ll let you know what I think after I read it.
And then yesterday, one of my favorite liberty authors, Miguel A. Faria, Jr., M.D., sent me a copy of his new book, Stalin, Mao, Communism, and their 21st-Century Aftermath in Russia and China. The man knows whereof he speaks and I’m looking forward to reading it and sharing my impressions — just give me a minute.
Turban-wearing Sikh motorcyclists would be free to ride helmet-free in California if Assembly Bill 2392, proposed by Fresno Assembly member Esmeralda Soria, becomes law this year. [More]
And that bit about making no law respecting the establishment of religion, or that other bit about equal protection under the law…? Precedent has been established with the kirpan.
Maybe people could start their own “faith” and claim the same “privilege”? Just not without the state claiming it alone has ther power to recognize “authorized religions” (just like in China!)
Then again, it’s hardly surprising that a “Gun Sense Candidate” views rights as things that can be given or withheld depending on what’s in it for her.
As an aside, I always thought Sons of Anarchy based in California was ridiculous, with the first thing you see with all these lawless OMG warriors is them showing unified submission to the law by wearing their helmets of obedience.

There’s one other disqualifier though that should clear up ATF Director Steve Dettelbach’s inability to define what an “assault weapon” is, itself reminiscent of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson taking a pass on defining “woman.” He should have just said “A Marlin 70620 Model 60 .22 Long Rifle.” [More]
Man, they’re letting anything be a “weapon of war” these days…
Senator Portantino Introduces Bill Requiring Annual Registration of Firearms [More]
With a fee for the “privilege,” of course.
Hey, it’s going to cost money to round them up later, or just when you miss a filing deadline.
Here’s Tony with some stupid white women.
[Via Jess]
Figliuzzi: More Caution Needed on Who’s Allowed to Exercise Second Amendment Rights [More]
That’s not what they were doing, and this Figliuzzi character knows it.
See the way he started out with a deliberate fallacy to draw in the ignorant?
Hey, if you were MSNBC, you’d think of your viewers that way, too.
[Via bondmen]
Donald Trump boasted that he did “nothing” to alter the Second Amendment during his time as president – just hours after a mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade left one person dead and dozens more injured. [More]
First of all, that’s not quite true, but Joe will now explain what moron criminal scumbags have to do with protection of the lawful exercise of Second Amendment rights agaiunst infringements.
What? He won’t?
Because his only agenda here is to rile up the ignorant to vote for Joe Biden and demand more citizen disarmament edicts, demonstrable by the patehtically transparent way he’s latched onto parroting the gun-grabber narrative du jour…?
You suck, Joe. You’re the reason “mainstream” media is held in contempt and I call them the DSM. But keep trying to please master to avoid being discarded.
[Via Michael G]
Senate Bill 1291 was introduced in the state Senate earlier this week. The measure would prohibit public contracts with individuals or companies that are boycotting those that engage in or support the manufacture, distribution, sale or use of firearms, and would also require companies that contract with the state to disclose if their policies discriminate against the firearms industry. [More]
I’m wondering how much of this is posturing and how much of it will withstand a legal challenge on First Amendment grounds.
[Via Jess]
Guns Down America is headed up by the career prohibitionist who partnered with the commie union-affiliated Amalgamated Bank to come up with its Department of Precrime algorithm.
You don’t think any LE’s sent out to investigate are going to show up unprepared for a mag dump, do you?
[Via WiscoDave]
The bulk of Saturday night’s debate was over three failed amendments introduced by Republicans which sought to circumvent the waiting period for active duty military, people who have obtained a family violence protection order and those who pass a background check before the waiting period is over. [More]
So basically, thank you for your service, listen better to your man next time, and f*** you.
[Via Jess]
Aidan Johnston, Gun Owners of America’s director of federal affairs, told POLITICO the group “is closely tracking the FISA loophole allowing federal law enforcement to buy lists of gun owners and concealed carry permit holders without a warrant or regard for the Second and Fourth Amendments.” [More]
The oath-breakers are bound and determined to build that confiscation database.
Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, discuses the three pieces of huge news where three separate petitions to the United States Supreme Court have been filed asking for review of Illinois’ assault weapon and magazine bans. This, added to the other petition filed last week in the matter of Bianchi v. Brown, means that there is now four separate peititions before SCOTUS to settle this once and for all. [Watch]
You can’t put it off any longer, SCOTUS.
Make your decision.
Some of us have already made ours.
[Via Jess]
Army fielding new helmet that protects against small arms fire [More]
Can “We the People” have them, or aren’t they “in common use“?
[Via WiscoDave]

The former president and — legal challenges aside — presumed GOP contender for the office in November, knew just which buttons to push to stoke the boundless enthusiasm of the thousands of supporters. [More]
This is what we’ve got to work with. And work we must.
So I just finished Kurt Schlichter’s new novel, The Attack. It’s a fictionalized account of an October 7 style attack that takes place on a large scale in the United States. It’s also a warning. [More]
I guess some suburbs, but I’m thinking bang for the buck means high population areas without a lot of armed “right wingers.”
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.”
[Via Michael G]