Just Like the Founders Would Have Approved

HB 3075, the bill to implement the gun bans in Mz 114 has been scheduled for a hearing on March 17. [More]

What’s the point of having the Supreme Court’s Bruen decision if states can ignore it with impunity?

Like Nobody’s Business

The bill could put every gun store in New Mexico out of business by amending New Mexico’s Unfair Trade Practices Act to make it easier to sue a gun store than any other type of business and imposing harsher penalties on gun stores than any other type of business. [More]

And when they pass that, Democrats have plenty more waiting in the wings.

A Red Letter Day

A Michigan court may issue an extreme risk protection order “ex parte” – without written or oral notice to the subject of the order or an opportunity to respond to the allegations. If the petitioner is a law enforcement officer, he or she may apply for an immediate emergency order “verbally over the telephone,” without a written petition, and the judge or magistrate may issue the order based solely on that request. [More]

So… does this mean Carita’s a liar…?

We’re the Only Ones Loading Enough

The lieutenant in charge of the state Department of Corrections’ gun ranges has been arrested and accused of stealing and selling millions of rounds of state-owned ammunition worth almost a half-million dollars. [More]

As a former policies and procedures guy, I have to say my jaw dropped that the procurement and accounting systems allowed him to even contemplate doing this. This is criminally negligent management by his superiors and they should face charges, too.

Figures, this is frickin’ New Jersey…

[Via Steve T]

It Depends Upon What the Meaning of the Term ‘Due Process’ Is

So, when he designed his training, he emphasized due process protections embedded in these laws: Gun owners get ample notice about the petition, and they have the right to defend themselves in court through multiple hearings. [More]

But their guns are taken before anything’s proven, right?

Figures this Carita character works with 97Percent.

[Via Steve T]

Fueling the Fires

Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH) used social media on Thursday morning to make the entirely false claim that Trayvon Martin was “killed in an act of police brutality.” Taking to X – formerly known as Twitter – she further added to her false claim by alleging his death was somehow attributed to “racially motivated violence that plagues our country.” [More]

Stoking the flames of racial hatered while disarming the “law-abiding”: There’s a winning combination. You’d think for someone so concerned with greenhouse gas emissions, she wouldn’t surround herself with cows. It’s probably a good thing that photo was taken outdoors.

[Via bondmen]

Home-Field Disadvantage

California Assemblyman and Democrat Caucus Chair Rich Chavez Zbur introduced AB 1333 which seeks to limit a homeowner’s right to defend their family and home from an intruder. [More]

You have to wonder how stupid the people standing behind this maniac really are.

[Via bondmen]

The ‘F’ Word

Since Democrats are once again engaged in Kristallnacht-style violence because the electorate rejected their policies, it’s time once again for my periodic reminder that all Democrats are fascists. [More]

And as Mussolini elaborated:

“Do not imagine that by tearing up my membership card in the Socialist Party you can forbid my socialist faith or prevent me from continuing to work for the cause of socialism and the revolution.”

Own it, lying collectivists. Wear it.

[Via Michael G]

The Buck Stops Where…?

GOA & GOF have been GAGGED from printing the news (uncovered in a FOIA) for 18 months. Despite a recent ruling by the D.C. Circuit prohibiting such gag orders, Biden holdovers in @TheJusticeDept are asking the court to extend this First Amendment violation. [More]

Those “holdovers” report to someone

UPDATE

Here’s the Motion to Lift Protective Order.

Guess whose name is at the end:

Once a Task is Just Begun, Never Leave it ’til it’s Done

Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor & Richard Hayes discuss the major changes in self-defense law and how new legislation could shield gun owners from civil lawsuits after a justified use of force. If these laws pass, could it mean an end to financially devastating lawsuits for self-defenders? [More]

“If…”

[Via Jess]

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