Notes from the Resistance
Will Richmond’s gun ‘buyback’ curb violent crime? [More]
No. Of course not. Any fool could see that it won’t.
Even the feds have admitted it.
But it gets headlines, giving kneejerk Democrat voters ignorant enough to give power to incompetent frauds like Stoney a false sense that they are “doing something.”
[Via Mack H]
Last week, U.S. District Judge Carl J. Nichols sentenced Carter to nine months in federal prison for the theft of public funds. [More]
So … “illegal” gun … impersonating being a fed … but he’s not a “prohibited person” after all the other charges were dropped?
Guess that wouldn’t look good on Schneider’s guncreds.
I wish I thought a FOIA would do any good here…
[Via Michael G]
The most high-profile effort has come from Rhode Island Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, who has emerged as one of the most prominent critics of what he describes as the corrupting influence of dark money on the court. He has proposed a bill that would treat amicus filers more like lobbyists, subjecting them to registration and financial reporting. [More]
While Sheldon gets to influence as a perk.
That’s pretty rich, considering the indignation is being stirred up by a Bloomberg Machine beneficiary. You know, the same machine that has for years been quietly setting up infrastructure in the states (that means with the media keeping mum) to make legal challenges to infringements necessary…
[Via Remarks]
Leaked ATF Resignation Letter Shows Agents’ Frustration Over Politicization [More]
Funny. This is real journalism.
How come we’re not seeing it from any other “news” outlets?
[Via Jess]
One backer of the measure stated the she was “terrified” of firearms and had a visceral reaction of fear to them. Yet, in spite of her admitted, irrational behavior, she dominated the conversation on what the statement should say. [More]
So… SOP…?
Actress Jessica Chastain meets with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ukraine [More]
Maybe she’s the influencer behind the reneging.
‘Thought I Had My Training Gun’: Ex-Officer Charged in Special Officer’s Killing in DC Library [More]
And right before that he must have told “Only Ones” founder Lee Paige to hold his beer.
Urban libraries have to have their own police details? Do they have “patrol rifles“? I remember when a stern old lady going “Shhh!” was enough, back in the days before society became “progressive” and needed all these rules.
[Via several of you]
Well, it turns out there are photos. And here they are, published for the first time. [More]
And this made the ever-sold-out Drudge.
Sr. Bedoya, the floor is yours:
Admissible evidence? We ain’t got no admissible evidence. We don’t need no admissible evidence. I don’t have to show you any stinking admissible evidence!
Is this really all they want us to need? What honest man wouldn’t rebel against that?
Funny. They don’t invite comments.
So it’s no surprise that, desperate not to be humiliatingly kicked to the curb by constituents who have cause to feel betrayed, Cheney is turning to “star power” to manipulate those who do not think too deeply about their duty as citizens to make informed choices. And in this case, she could not have picked a more appropriate celebrity to put the exclamation point on totally turning her back on everything she formerly stood for. [More]
Has someone who will insult her former supporters, embrace her ostensible enemies, and do anything for power ever really meant anything she’s said?
Mural in U.S. Capitol Shows Wide Acceptance of Open Carry in 1862 [More]
DeSantis Won’t Allow Florida Fund Managers to Use ‘Woke’ Banking’s ESG Standards [More]
What about woke banks period?
[Via Michael G]
‘I did normal things. I’m normal. I’m totally normal.’ [More]
I don’t think I’ve ever felt compelled to tell anyone that, let alone repeat it several times. I wonder who she’s trying to convince.
Shootings involving fully-automatic guns skyrocket in Minneapolis [More]
Not like edicts against it will stop anything…
ShotSpotter again, eh?
How many “guncrimes” didn’t it prevent or solve this time?
[Via bondmen]
Son of Gulf Cartel Boss Pleads Guilty to Arms Smuggling in Texas [More]
He ought to claim it was a botched gun sting. That worked aces for the last group that tried it.
[Via bondmen]
“The gun rights movement has been given a weapon of mass destruction, and it will annihilate approximately 75% of the gun laws eventually,” said Evan Nappen, a New Jersey gun rights attorney. [More]
What do the antis call that? Oh, yeah, a good first step.
[Via bondmen]
Related UPDATE
The Supreme Court’s Bruen Gun Decision Is Even Bigger Than You Think [More]
The tip of the iceberg…
[Via Michael G]
