The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State …
Arma Borealis takes a look at Colin Goddard’s claim that he was in the army for two years, when he was an ROTC cadet for two years. This isn’t semantics I’d get too worked up over, but I was never in the military. For those that have been, I understand this kind of distinction is … Continue reading “On the Semantics of Service”
I was ready to nail the Brady Campaign with this one, but I don’t think it’s them. Â A progressive group in Ohio is piggybacking onto the shooting tragedy at Chardon High School in order to build up their mailing list. Don’t let the sympathetic words there fool you, the information they are asking for is … Continue reading “Some of the Most Shameless Exploitation I’ve Seen Today”
Strategically, the smartest opponents to the right to bear arms are now based out of the offices of a billionaire in New York City. The folks who are headquartered in Washington, DC have been on the decline. But here’s what I find interesting. Sebastian noted that the National Gun Victims Action Council are “a particularly … Continue reading “The New Era of Anti-Gun Groups”
Just a follow up on Bitter’s post on how far the Brady Campaign’s messaging has fallen even since relatively recently when Helmke left. One thing I’ve noticed lately is that Colin Goddard doesn’t seem to be getting the media exposure he once got. Much of that could be because with summer recesses in a lot … Continue reading “More on the New Professionalism”
For those of you who haven’t read Brian Anse Patrick’s book, I highly recommend it. It’s one of the most thorough analysis’ of the concealed carry movement, and how it became successful, out there today. Via NC Gun Blog, Patrick now takes a look at Colin Goddard’s film, “Living for 32.”: If one knew about … Continue reading “Brian Anse Patrick on “Living for 32””
Dave Hardy reports this interesting tidbit: Even after deciding to leave his role as president, Helmke said he still wanted to stay with the Brady Campaign. He said that he and the organization could not agree on a suitable role, however, so the two sides mutually decided to part ways. So basically, his previously agreed … Continue reading “Signs of Discord at Brady”
I was amused to see Andrew Goddard, who’s father of Colin, the Brady Campaign’s newest rising star, post this over on a public forum in Facebook: For the record, I don’t really like MSR either. When I go to practice, or more rarely these days with my schedule, to shoot a competition, I take my … Continue reading “Colin’s Dad Hates “Modern Sporting Rifles””
While New York State is busy hemorrhaging money due to serious budget shortfalls, some in the NY GOP have decided to flog the gay marriage deceased equine a few more times. This is what the GOP does best when they can’t balance budgets. Unfortunately for them, this issue increasingly rings hollow with younger generations, and … Continue reading “Good to See the GOP Has Their Priorities Straight”
Says Colin Goddard in and interview with Northern Arizona News: Most people think if they send their child to a nice school in a nice area, then gun violence won’t affect them. But I was put into the most dangerous situation in my life in my French class, and I was almost killed. I wanted … Continue reading “We Have the Same Goal”
Don’t forget to check out some of the commentary at CSGV’s Facebook page. You have Andrew Goddard, who’s Colin’s dad saying “they will all come back as cockroaches – if they are lucky.” Andy Pelosi thanks Joan for the work she does in the “face of cowards.” Another person suggests “never give into a bully.” … Continue reading “Bullies and Victims”