Notes from the Resistance
April 28th is the last day to register to vote in the May primary election. [More]
I wonder how much of not having more good choices to vote for stems from not being personally involved in the fight while it’s still easy, compared to what it could be like when the choice becomes more existential.
Vivek says ““The idea of a heritage American is about as loony as anything the woke left has actually put up.”
Heather Hill endorsed Kasich. (Then again, so did PVF.)
And that they don’t have Amy as an “F” makes me wonder just how lazy these PVF “researchers” are. Then again, I learned a long time ago how “reliable” their grades are.
If you’re a 2A voter, Casey’s the real deal.
2026 BFA-PAC Grades and Endorsements for the Ohio Primary [More]
Nothing to say about the main event?
In a way, the silence is a positive– it may show the leadership is aware of member sentiment, that not all are kneejerk swallowing the establishment line, and that they want to keep their options open.
Putsch Responds to Firearms News’ 2A Inquiry [More]
He walks the talk.
Also: There’s a real difference for Ohio gun owners to consider in the primary.
Political Parties are private clubs. Primaries are taxpayer-funded elections where private clubs choose their representation in General Elections. So, members of Party A pay for Party B to choose their candidate and those not affiliated with any Party pay for them all. Instead of passing a taxpayer-funded Constitutional Amendment to force private clubs to allow non-members to vote in their internal selection process, why not adopt a system where the private clubs pay for their own processes? [More]
WarOnGuns Correspondent Scott Jensen offer an idea I’ve never considered before, and while addressed to Oklahoma legislators in response to SQ 835 seems universally applicable.
I’ve pointed out a failing of open primaries before and don’t see either party getting their snouts out of the public trough without powerful carrot/stick incentives, but Scott’s ideas are unique and deserves wider consideration.
I’m intrigued. What about you?
George Latimer defeats House ‘squad’ member Jamaal Bowman in historic New York Democratic primary [More]
I see some “gunfluencers” treating this as a good thing. It’s not.
George is every bit the enemy, and with the perception that he’s “moderate,” he’ll be more effective at passing citizen disarmament mandates than the radical moron he’s sidelining.
[Via Jess]
