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Old Stamping Ground

SAF BRIEF SUPPORTS SUMMARY JUDGMENT MOTION IN POST OFFICE CARRY CASE [More]

Jon Tester won’t be happy about that.

Adventures in Baselessness

Nothing to see here! Look away! Yeah, it’s just election officials all across the country sounding the warning alarm about problems with the USPS that could interfere with our elections. But don’t you dare say that the election isn’t the most secure ever! [More]

Yeah, except the Post Office is saying it “disenfranchises,” setting the stage for Democrats to say the election was stolen..

[Via Michael G]

Special Delivery

Stranger saves postal worker during shootout with armed robber [More]

It’s a good thing they weren’t at a post office!

[Via bondmen]

Pushing the Envelope

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit in Texas challenging the ban on firearms carry in U.S. Post Offices and on postal property as violations of the Second Amendment, and is seeking declaratory and injunctive relief. [More]

Good on them. Way past time for this…

Florida Post Office Gun Ruling and SCOTUS Votes Should Have Big Impact on Montana Senate Race

Tester demands they be disarmed when they go to the post office not even allowed to keep their lawfully owned guns securely stored in their vehicles … If it were up to Tester, we would not have the Bruen decision… [More]

Republican contenders Johnson and Sheehy can use both of these issues against him.

From Pillar to Post

Federal judge rules ban on firearms in post offices unconstitutional [More]

In your FACE, “pro-gun Democrat” Jon Tester!

Remind him, won’t someone?

[Via Jess]

In the Spirit of the Season

KC-area USPS employees under investigation after Amazon packages missing [More]

Well, that’s one way to have a holly, jolly Christmas…

It also might explain the sign…

UPDATE

I’m reminded of the way things used to be, and that reminds me of a family story.

I had an uncle who was a former Marine (WWII AND Korea) who ran the Post Office at Camp Pendleton. One day a general came in who had risen through the ranks and my uncle had been his sergeant when he had started out. The general greeted him warmly and couldn’t praise him enough for what his leadership had meant to him as the two brothers in arms with mutual loyalties recalled old times.

How many packages do you think were stolen from that facility?

And what are the differences between then and now?

[Via Steve T]

Going Postal

2 dead in shooting that erupted at post office… [More]

See? This is why “pro-gun Democrat” Jon Tester won’t allow you to carry there.

[Via William T]

Felony Gun Ban Points to Unequal Treatment Under Selective Service Law

Conversely, equal treatment under the law demands that any born-biological female now identifying as a man be prosecuted for failure to register. After all, like the Selective Service sign warns, “It’s the law!” [More]

“It’s a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world, except for Lola”? Think again. All this wokeness has resulted in some absurd unintended consequences.

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