The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State …
… perusing through a friend’s collection of Mitch Rosen holsters, I discovered Bitter is a closet holster sniffer. Hardly a holster went by that went unsniffed. I have to admit, quality gun leather does smell pretty good. My kydex holster smells more like dryer lint in comparison. The day planner on the table is actually not a day planner, but a carefully crafted holster that holds my Glock 19 and a spare magazine quite nicely. That could come in handy.
I hate Bill O’Reilly with a burning white passion, but a Fox reporter managed to catch up with Bill Ayers, wearing a big red star. What he said stunned me:
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You have to love a communist who says, “This is my property, will you please leave?” How far the mighty have fallen eh?
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
Well, I suppose the world being described by John Lennon’s words is after Bill Ayer’s reeducation camps take care of our intrepid reporter.
Tom McClintock is a California State Senator. He’s currently running for Congress in California’s 4th Congressional District, who’s seat is currently occupied by retiring Republican John Doolittle. Tom has been a strong advocate for the Second Amendment, and conservative principles in California for a long time. He carries an A rating, and an endorsement from the NRA. He a good candidate who deserves the support of Golden State gun owners.
I have been offered an opportunity to interview Senator McClintock, and thought I would open up the comments to anyone who wants to ask a question of him. I have a few I’m thinking of asking, but if someone comes up with a good one, I’d be happy to include it.
Bitter publishes how many NRA members self-identify.
If you really want to know why the Second Amendemnt really exists, it’s because the people described here do:
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We’re about to possibly elect a president from a political culture who believes Bill Ayers is “no big deal.” Just keep that in mind as we head into November.
Apple is donating 100 grand to a group opposing the anti-gay-marriage initiative, Proposition 8, on the ballot in California this election. On this particular issue, I happen to agree with Apple, but I would be wary of a company that donates money to causes. What happens when Apple donates 100 grand to oppose a ballot measure, say, recognizing the right to keep and bear arms in the California Constitution? I would never buy another Apple product again, to be honest.
Smart corporations stay out of politics for a reason: it alienates people. Apple should stick to making great products, and stay out of political fights.
Looks like John Morganelli is trying to run from his record and statements on guns. I’m as much concerned by how Morganelli proposes to implement “Lost and Stolen” as I am about the fact that he’s supporting the measure. If the AG can regulate that issue under consumer protection measures, what’s to stop him from banning guns? Anyone who proposes to do what Morganelli is doing can’t be trusted as Attorney General. Gun owners really need to get behind Tom Corbett this election.
You ever have that moment when you type up a really good post – or at least one that you’re really feeling – and then your server goes down?
That would be right now for me. It was a fun post, too.
Oh, and did I mention that I just made an offer to host another excellent blogger this morning? Yeah. Good show, Dreamhost. You guys don’t have an outage for months and now even the panel is down so it can’t be reported.
So yes, if you’re wondering why The Bitch Girls, Call Me Ahab, and Countertop Chronicles are all down, now you know.
Looks like Pittsburgh is the latest city to jump on the “Lost and Stolen” bandwagon. And all this with zero proof it does anything to limit the supply of guns to the black market.
When Dave Hardy used to work as an attorney for the Department of Interior, apparently they had a tribe of Native Ameircans who, as a publicity stunt, filed for status as an endangered species. The response he drafted is absolutely hilarious. Make sure to check all the footnotes too.