Notes from the Resistance
So much for Republicans being the “party of the rich” and Democrats being the “party of the common man.” [More]
The goal is to rule the common man, not to champion him. If they have to do that by setting up someone they consider a rube to pander to the Fudds, so be it.
Florida’s “stand your ground” provisions won’t give them a pass from prosecution if there’s a question of legality, or if a Democrat DA decides there’s ginned up anger they can exploit. [More]
But when it’s all said and done, “I’d rather be judged by 12 than carried by six” applies.
Mexican prohibitionists ignoring the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act to effect U.S. citizen disarmament are creatures that can only operate at the behest of cartel monsters who decapitate to terrorize. [More]
Who thinks the Framers included the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights so that animals from a failed narco-terrorist state abetted by treasonous domestic subversives could render it toothless through lawfare?
David Codrea and Mark break down today’s SCOTUS “Ghost Gun” Scotus Oral Arguments [Listen]
What’s that recurring line from Star Wars?
And from Michael G:
Most Justices Seem Inclined To Uphold the ATF’s New Restrictions on Homemade Firearms [More]
Let’s hope our feelings are misplaced.
JD Vance’s acceptance of prohibitionist terms, his failure to correct egregious errors and outright lies, and his avoidance of elaborating to voters on why the right to keep and bear arms is the keystone of freedom, show that when it comes to effective advocacy, Republican politicians all too often come up short. [More]
There were all kinds of missed opportunities, unnecessary concessions, and lies left unchallenged.
As David Codrea noted in AmmoLand News, the bump stock case—and by extension, the FRT battle—has become a symbolic fight. “The Cargill ruling… saved the day. Kudos to those tyranny challengers—we all owe them.” [More]
I don’t know what surprises me more: seeing people quote me or seeing those who do not use it to smear.
Look, the guy may be great on guns, but it shouldn’t be this hard finding out. [More]
If you’re not prepared to champion and defend RKBA, anytime, anywhere, and if you think it’s something you need to keep a low profile on to avoid political embarrasment, you’re not doing it right and you’re not prepared to lead.
These are the “One Percenters” the Antifa-types rail against. That they’re given a pass tells us much. [More]
How stupid would you have to be to demand the government control you because lottery-winning narcissits who can’t — or won’t — control themselves demand it?
By opposing the Heller decision she was declaring the Second Amendment is not an individual right. [More]
It will never be “enough.”
But it also raises the question of how badly Paxton wanted the win and why he didn’t anticipate considerations cited by the court.[More]
With issues not raised, it’s fair to wonder how much of this has been for show and if the result was expected.
While we know some of the personalities involved, what we don’t know is who is funding them, and that looks deliberate. [More]
Back the Blue Wave? They appear out of nowhere and nobody knows who’s bankrolling them. Instead of questioning that, Democrat apparatchik media lockstep parrots their narrative with PR pieces masked as “news.”
There are no Second Amendment-supporting Democrats. [More]
Why would we celebrate hypocrites who vote against our rights? Besides, if owning guns was all it took, we’d have no better pal than Lon Horiuchi.
Rep. Thomas Massie made the news recently when he introduced HR9534, the National Constitutional Carry Act, correctly noting “No one should have to beg the government to exercise a constitutionally protected right anywhere in the country.” [More]
I asked him direct questions and true to form (and unlike most), he answered directly. President Trump really needs to look at why Massie takes the positions he does and realize that’s what it will take to Make America Great Again.
Two significant developments were revealed after this article was submitted… [More]
Scroll to the end for her threat to invade homes to enforce safe storage and her threat to shoot a home invader.
09-17-24 David Codrea joins Mark for the latest news [Listen]
Yesterday’s conversation on Armed American Radio…
By focusing on the word “all,” propagandists can deflect from addressing the real issue: “shall not be infringed.” [More]
Prohibitonist gaslighting masks totalitarian intent.
Go to the AAR website to listen/watch/find a station near you.
Unlike FOIA requests, which can ask for records, the committee can ask questions and has subpoena power to cut through to the chase and get them answered. [More]
Getting a simple question answered shouldn’t take an act of Congress, presuming House Oversight Republicans will act…
By NOT identifying the mutant, we are dependent on what ‘officials’ and their approved media megaphones tell us, cutting off independents from doing their own fact checks. [More]
Yeah, trust the government and narrative parroting media– what could be withheld?
How is handing a firearm to a volunteer not an illegal transfer that has not been subjected to a background check? Will you have an FFL on premises? Do you know what an FFL is without looking it up? Will law enforcement be overseeing things? To what extent? [More]
Will we have a repeat of the “gun law” violations we’ve seen at earlier events or have sponsoring radio stations’ legal departments made sure this won’t blow up in their faces?
