She told voters, “If there is a potentially dangerous situation, I want the police involved as soon as possible because it’s their responsibility, not yours, to deal with dangerous people.” [More]
That attitude certainly explains a lot.
Tag: Maine
A Matter of Principal
Middle school principal in Maine draws criticism after dressing as ICE agent for Halloween [More]
More than criticism… treasonous Democrats losing their minds (but I repeat myself) who place the interests of foreign invaders over a people’s right to have a democratic say in who it admits and enforce duly enacted law are demanding his head, complaining that Republicans who support him are racists, fascist, and hypocrites for exposing teachers reveling over Charlie Kirk’s murder.
[Via Edmund M]
That Inking Feeling
A recently surfaced video shows Maine Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner with a chest tattoo of the SS Totenkopf, the skull-and-crossbones emblem used by Nazi “Death’s Head” units. [More]
Wait… I though WE were the Nazis…
[Via bondmen]
Related UPDATE
Senate Candidate With Nazi-Linked Tattoo Recruited Socialist Paramilitary Group in Maine [More]
I wondered why I didn’t see him endorsed by any gun-grab groups.
He’s not ready for citizen disarmament.
Yet.
[Via Michael G]
Leftist Snouts in the Trough
We’re the Only Ones Illegal Enough
Illegal Immigrant Working as Police Officer in Maine Arrested After Attempting to Buy Firearm [More]
So, nothing will happen to the ones who hired him?
With foreign nationals empowered by the state to infringe on the Second Amendment-articulated rights of citizens, who needs UN Blue Helmets?
[Via bondmen]
A Right Delayed
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen led a 28-state coalition supporting a challenge to Maine’s unconstitutional waiting-period law which requires gun buyers to wait 72 hours before taking possession of a firearm after purchase. [More]
What prohibits Pam Bondi from doing the same thing?
[Via Jess]
A Plan Comes Together
Unfortunately, rural communities are too often an easy target for gang criminals (though Anti-Tren is also an issue in New York City), Charles stated. That’s the case in his home state of Maine: “We don’t have the infrastructure in a very rural state to put patrols up through the northern part of the state and, frankly, to even keep drugs from coming in and the gangs from coming here.” [More]
Translation: Democrats have brought the illegals in counting on the problem being so intractable that a pathway to citizenship beocmes inevitable, meanwhile passing citizen disarmament edicts making the populace dependent on government that has no interest beyond demanding obedience and exploiting it.
[Via Michael G]
A Temporary Respite
The First Circuit has DENIED Maine’s motion to stay the preliminary injunction against the state’s firearm waiting period, which means the law can’t be enforced while the appeal continues. [More]
There’s a long way to go to the Supremes, who haven’t exactly been eager to weigh in of late, especially with no final judgment or conflict between circuits…
A Right Delayed
Another Win-Red Beneficiary
A bill introduced after a mass shooting in Maine would require the Army to use state crisis intervention laws to remove the weapons of a service member who is deemed to be a serious threat to themselves or others, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, the bill’s sponsor, said Monday. [More]
“Deemed” how? What part does due process play?
And if he’s a “serious threat,” will he still have physical access to the public?
And yeah, every time you donate through WinRed, the Vichycons get their cut.
[Via bondmen]
Maine Democrat Government Social Acceptability Standards
Weasel-Wording with Janet
“This law represents important, meaningful progress, without trampling on anybody’s rights…” [More]
Prior restraints on unalienable rights by entities with no delegated authority don’t violate, transgress, or hinder…?
Anybody else smell gas?
[Via Jess]
Maine AR-15 Class Canceled Because a Handful of Fudds and Prohibitionists Squawked
A handful of antis and Fudds repeating tired old lies was enough to get the Department to cave. As for their excuse that it was too soon after the Lewistown shooting, the question not being asked is what does a known nutjob going ballistic after being left alone by fearful authorities have to do with peaceable citizens and their lawfully owned rifles– and will the time ever come when prohibitionists don’t object to such training? If the maniac rammed his car into a group of people, would Maine cancel drivers ed classes? [More]
Ceding to prejudice, ignorance, and fear is no way to run a department.
Giving the Devil His Due
“I would like to know what they did that was illegal. I would like to know what they did, in detail if folks would like to share, what they did that was wrong, that infringed on another person’s right. Holding a rally, and even holding a rally with guns, is not illegal.” [More]
Democrats believe in denying rights to those they don’t like. Speaking as the type of person they categorize as a dangerous fascist and hater, it’s curious that I defended the rights of the Stone Mountain commie racists — as long as they didn’t cross the line.
Post this quote to the Twitter account of every opportunistic Democrat rabble rouser condemning Rep. Libby:
“Yes, I’d give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety’s sake!”
The Golden Rule
Maine Responds to My FOAA Request on Cancelling AR Rifles Class
I got a series of emails from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife regarding my Freedom of Access Act request for documentation leading to the decision to cancel an “AR rifles” safety class.
It looks like the sent me a lot of what I asked for but I’ll be going through everything this weekend to see and then writing a follow-up report.
Who Really Thinks the Answer is ‘Disenfranchisement’?
Apples And Oranges
Maine lawmakers call on Cabela’s, Kittery Trading Post to stop selling ‘assault rifles’ [More]
Well, yeah, because “gunman, Robert Card, bought one of his weapons, a handgun, at the Cabela’s in Scarborough.”
Don’t worry– the grabbers’ll come back to their initial goal in due time:
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[Via bondmen]
Maine: Today’s Five-Minute Activism
Unconventional Decisions
The well-funded pro-Article V Convention lobbyists have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in both states over the past ten years to no avail. It appears that the more money they spend, the fewer votes they get. [More]
Don’t fall for the Con-Con con.
