We’re the Only Ones Discouraged and Destabilized Enough

Another ATF Leadership Shakeup, an Employee Exodus, and Low Morale… The turmoil has caused an exodus of senior-level employees and left remaining staff feeling discouraged and destabilized… [More]

Goodness! What can we do to help?

Maybe get you guys some more duct tape or something…?

[Via Jess]

Of Little Consequence

Alito’s right to warn: Court’s knee-jerk habit of slapping Trump will cost it dearly [More]

How? With “uncongenial” judicial appointments?

We’ve already established that tough confirmation questions are off limits. And don’t count the Democrats out for a comeback.

Wake me when there are real costs, and a means to exact them.

[Via Michael G]

Speaking of Using Full Might…

Adamiak is about to start the third year of his 20-year federal prison sentence because the ATF reworked his legal inert RPGs until they were capable of firing a single 7.62x39mm round. [More]

Hey, go with what works, right?

You can learn more about that and how they exploited a malfunction to put another vet away in a recent Firearms News piece.

What did Pam Bondi say?

‘”It is the policy of this Department of Justice to use its full might to protect the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.”

About That ‘ Unvarnished Pro-Second Amendment Record…

A law recently signed by Republican Governor Kay Ivey makes it a felony, punishable by up to 10 years in prison, to possess parts intended to convert pistols into machine guns. [More]

That’s quite the “unwavering support“…

The Bear Necessities

A man from Bethlehem said he was caught in a tough situation that involved self defense and breaking the law…he fired a few warning shots before the bear finally took off into the woods. He said it wasn’t until the next day that he realized that he had unintentionally shot the bear. [More]

I’d feel better about this if he’d just admitted that yeah, he shot the damn bear. What the hell else was he supposed to do?

Mass Shooting in Kashmir Enabled by Futile, Deadly ‘Gun Control’

The only people the laws stopped were the “law-abiding,” that is, the ones being slaughtered. [More]

They haven’t learned a thing since Mumbai. Then again, noting all the “commonsense gun safety laws” here, what have “we” learned?

And Now, a Brief Commercial Message…

Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, discusses a very innovative argument in the matter of Williams v. United States, yet another challenge to 18 USC Sec. 922(g)(1) the ban on felons possessing firearms. Today, we take a look at a crafty argument based upon the Commerce Clause and how, if accepted, could undo dozens of Federal gun laws. [Watch]

Good. That said, a review of text, history, and tradition of the Commerce Clause at the time of ratification would not have supported the expansion and usurpation of unintended powers to allow the feds to get their hooks into citizen disaramament, treasonous subsequent stare decisis saying they could notwithstanding.

And raising Tenth Amendment arguments isn’t exactly “new”:

Also, it’s helpful to keep in mind that the MFFA and its clones are really a states’ rights exercise, a challenge to federal commerce clause power on Tenth Amendment and other grounds. It is more about federal power than firearms.

[Via Jess]

A Taxing Proposition

The Power to Tax, The Second Amendment, and the Search for Which “‘Gangster’ Weapons” to Tax Which “‘Gangster’ Weapons” to Tax [More]

Stephen P. Halbrook has a new scholarly offering in the Wyoming Law Review.

Based on the man’s past contributions, I recommend you find the time to throughly read it. I know I will.

[Via JG]

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