Trump a Prohibited Person?

If Trump had bought the glock, [sic] there would have been questions about the legality of him buying it. [More]

Possibly. Even though ATF doesn’t list it, [CORRECTION: They cite it under the list] there’s the 18 U.S.C. § 922 prohibition (assuming you can navigate through the amendments) but then there’s the Texas judge’s Quiroz ruling

Beats me. If I were him I wouldn’t let anyone photograph me holding a gun without advice of counsel. I wonder if that will be used against him.

But by assuming he would have tried to buy it at the SC gun shop without having it go to an FFL in his state, they apparently missed the main question.

What’s with ‘Czar’ Again?

Conservatives congratulate VP Harris for new role as gun czar after ‘bang up job with the border’ [More]

How come they never call them führers?

Jeez, is she sucking up to “community leaders” or what? Stick with what you know, I guess…

And living free from gun violence is a right — of nonaggressors. That’s why anything that makes us less free from it needs to be repelled with all force necessary.

Magazine Cover

Removable firearm magazines of all sizes are necessary components of semiautomatic firearms. Therefore, magazines come within the text of the constitutional declaration that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. [More]

Judge Benitez had better stay healthy.

Related UPDATE

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) launched a savage attack on a federal judge on social media Friday evening, calling U.S. Judge Roger T. Benitez “an extremist, right-wing zealot with no regard to [sic] human life.” [More]

Rhetoric like that ought to inspire the unhinged…

[Via bondmen]

Much Ado About Nothing

Today, Congressman Cloud led a group of 29 Republicans in reintroducing, “The Protecting the Right To Keep and Bear Arms Act,” which would prevent President Biden and the Department of Health and Human Services from using public health emergencies to implement unconstitutional gun control. [More]

Yeah, well, “1% chance of being enacted,” so all the breathlessness over this attention-seeker of a bill is sucking oxygen away from priorities.

Holding out the promise of red meat when none is available is the oldest Republican trick in the book. They just never seem to press all that hard when they’re in a position to actually make something happen.

[Via Jess]

Blue-Skying

If … we trust you enough to drive a motor vehicle and register your driver’s license right and we’re going to opt you in to be a voter why not also opt these people in to carry guns under ccw permitting system so they get their own card that they can use across the country in relevant states that recognize through the reciprocity system those Concealed Carry Permits that are in your wallet…? [Watch]

It’s an interesting and creative thought but it’s dependent on reversing Democrat majorities and even then would be tied up in the courts for years waiting for a Supreme Court of as yet unknown composition to first agree to hear a case and then rule favorably on it.

Besides, reciprocity becomes a moot point as citizens, per SCOTUS in Dred Scott, have “the right to … keep and carry arms wherever they went.”

That and it’s hard to see how having more people voting favors anyone but ignorance-dependent Democrats. Me, I think Gov. Shapiro just signed the death warrant for PA Republican representation.

And based on his subversive gun betrayals, I think it’s deliberate sabotage by an embedded enemy.

[Via Jess]

Tales Out of School

Washington hijinks aside, Wyoming’s Cowboy State Daily reported on Monday that “despite the Biden administration’s efforts to defund school hunter education and archery programs as ‘dangerous weapons training’ for students, Wyoming will go ahead with expanding those programs in public schools throughout the state.” [More]

And yes, Cornyn and Tillis are tools.

That said, where in the Constitution is this even a thing?

And what’s with ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ for “sporting purposes“?

Let me know when they replace Fudd Funding with “Introduction to Your Militia Duties” classes.

[Via Michael G]

All the Finest Tyrannies Do It

The federal government argued in a criminal case today that England’s disarming of Catholics provides historical support for modern laws disarming felons [More]

The same tyranny that was met with gunfire when they tried disarmament here, which ultimately inspired the Second Amendment…

Nothing like using bigotry to make your case…

Can you imagine being Sean P. Costello and Scott A. Gray?

A Good First Step

H. Res. 684 – Condemning the actions of Governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham, for subverting the Second Amendment to the Constitution and depriving the citizens of New Mexico of their right to bear arms. [More]

Chip Roy asks some pertinent questions.

Wake me when she’s dragged off in manacles.

[Via Jess]

No Incentive to Stop

“It’s obvious the court is not on our side on a whole host of issues,” said Democratic Rep. Meg Froelich of Denver, co-chair of the legislature’s Gun Violence Prevention Caucus. But she said advocates for stricter gun laws at the statehouse aren’t going to slow down, in spite of legal challenges from Second Amendment advocates. [More]

Text, history, and tradition are not on your side. But you have unlimited tax plunder resources, and the only ones it costs are double-taxed gun owners…

[Via Jess]

Paved with Good Intentions

An Armed New York: the New York Young Republican Club Stands for the 2nd Amendment [More]

You guys are going to have to do more than “wishing” and teaching your members how to comply with infringements.

And before virtue signaling “Legal immigration is beneficial to America,” you might want to check the numbers on how they vote, because 60% Democrat to 15% Republican sure doesn’t sound that way.

[Via Andy M]

Calling All Comment Posters

Brady’s Astroturf Campaign To Skew The Comments [Watch]

Skew back.

Here’s my comment:

This proposed rule infrin ges on the Second Amendment.

As Edwin Vieira Jr. noted in Kolbe v. Hogan:

“This reliance on a permanent private market for firearms guaranteed that most militiamen, through their own efforts, could always obtain firearms suitable for both collective and individual self-defense, and forestalled tyranny by precluding rogue public officials from monopolizing the production, distribution, and possession of firearms.”

They gave me a tracking number to check back when it’s posted.

Have you made your views known yet?

UPDATE

John Lott explains how this will create a backdoor gun registry.

[Via Jess]

It Takes a Villa… Division

It takes armies of homegrown peacemakers at the community level to steer people away from social networks in which gun violence is embedded and break this horrific cycle. [More]

That’s funny. All it took for me and everyone I value was responsible parents who set moral examples.

I guess throwing more money at a cultural outcome of their creation is what the power-hungry and their useful idiots would demand.

But as long as we’re going with military metaphors, I don’t suppose any of these wealth redistribution grabtards would be interested in talking “militia”…?

Undoing All the Good and Then Some

NRA Endorses Attorney General Jeff Landry for Louisiana’s Gubernatorial Race [More]

And:

Jeff Landry-owned firm imported workers with the help of felon who broke immigration laws [More]

Yeah, well, what does one have to do with the other?

It doesn’t matter what you vote on today with the right hand if the left hand is making voting useless tomorrow.

What’s in YOUR Magazine?

Ammunition Manufacturer Fires Back at Gov. Grisham: Offers Free Deliveries to all New Mexico Customers with Special Promo Code, “F*ck Off, Gov. Grisham” [More]

What would you pick, given the choice between giving your business to Fenix or giving it to companies that arm the disarmers…

[Via bondmen]

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