Notes from the Resistance
Trump Will Lose 2024 Because Americans Worry ‘He’s Going to Start a World War,’ Biden’s Deputy Campaign Manager Says [More]
Hat’s off, man– the guy’s a pro.
His premise is so stunningly, hypocritically outrageous on so many fronts, and there is so much to unpack, that a typical response will be to sputter.
That the DSM is spreading this tells us so much…
And that Fulks makes a point of lauding Hillary Clinton at the time Bill’s Epstein connections are being revealed tells us more.
Active shooting confirmed at Iowa high school on the first day after winter break [More]
NBC News made sure to tie it in with “the Iowa caucuses, which will kick off the 2024 presidential Republican primary process.”
And yes, of course:
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They’ll be back for more, and more, and more. Because they’ll take what they can get incrementally, but never lose sight of the goal that they want it all. [More]
Who thinks they’ll stop with this?
Colorado gun group sues state over ‘ghost gun’ ban – Rocky Mountain Gun Owners say a new law in Colorado ‘is an outright assault on the constitutional rights of peaceable Coloradans’ [More]
Courthouse News hosts the complaint.
[Via Antigone]
In This House We Believe in Keeping People Safe [More]
I wouldn’t put that sign up.
My audit background tells me information — in this case, intel — volunteered can be used against you.
I feel the same way about racking slides.
[Via Michael G]
As should be obvious to all regulars, I do freedom and culture and leave the hardware to those who know it better than I do, which is no doubt many of you. That said, this was just called to my attention and I’m calling ot to yours:
Is this something thast new materials and tech would allow to be perfected?
And if somebody tried, would “in common use” prove a hindrance?
[Via WiscoDave]
Mayor Justin Bibb and the Cleveland Foundation have announced the first recipients of grants from Cleveland’s violence-prevention fund, which the mayor describes as an historic, long-term investment in public safety. [More]
No doubt they have cost/benefit metrics to document how much violence will be prevented…? They don’t? They have no idea? This is simply a bunch of fraudulent and incompetent Democrats poltroons who don’t have a clue taking unearned credit and sticking their snouts in the trough while the lapdog press eats it up and regurgitates it for public consumption?
Hey, at least we’re not Detroit…
[Via JG]
Texas AG Paxton: The Biden Administration Is ‘Aiding and Abetting the Cartels’ [More]
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
Report: Nation’s Capital Recorded More Homicides in 2023 than Any Year Since 1997 [More]
So the prohibitonists are playing some kind of deceptive game when they tell us the places with “lax gun laws” are the worst?
[Via bondmen]
Guns, abortion, voting: New state laws on host of contentious issues take effect this week [More]
Theh thought strikes that “real reporters” KINSEY CROWLEY AND SARA CHERNIKOFF of USA Today (a Gannett Publication) would be right at home writing press releases for Giffords.
And I guess it doesn’t enter what passes for the idiot sign holder’s mind that a man with murder on his mind wouldn’t need a gun, and if he did and she had one, he’d be.
[Via Jess]
If they thought they were going to dampen suspicions by giving him something, it looks like they made things worse.
I would not want to be this guy, especially noting how expendable he now is, and how anything happening to him after he gets out can be made to fit the narrative.
[Via Michael G]
Rep. John Andrews, R-Paris, said his party’s first priority with regard to firearms would be protecting the state and federal rights of gun owners. But he planned to introduce a bill in the coming session he believed would save lives and protect licensed gun sellers at the same time—through a so-called “yellow alert system.” “If someone does something to trigger a statewide alert, FFLs (Federal Firearms Licenses)—or gun dealers—would get a text and a photo—kind of like an Amber Alert,” Andrews explained. “We would call it a yellow alert system—basically telling them, ‘Do not sell to this person. They are either wanted by the police or are in crisis.'” [More]
Do us a favor and stop “protecting” us.
[Via Jess]
Witnesses told police a male suspect robbed the restaurant at gunpoint, firing shots at an employee. Police say the 21-year-old employee returned fire, striking the robber. [More]
For those who say violence is not the answer…
Sometimes it’s the only one.
Especially considering the problem that needs solving.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
