The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State …
It’s a pretty slow news week on the gun issue, but I think I have enough for the weekly gun news. Lower Merion Township was denied a stay in its lawsuit over it’s illegal ordinances. In Oregon: punching back twice as hard. A New York judge has ordered the state police to quit trying to … Continue reading “Weekly Gun News – Edition 2”
This weekend, a reader sent us a link to a forum posting about a Pennsylvania DJ who was supposedly fired for being anti-gun. Before having all the facts, the original forum poster made a declaration that he was opposed to the firing over personal political views, and the reader indicated similar concerns based on the … Continue reading “Anti-Gun Teachable Moments”
… so violent? Kudos to Scottsdale Gun Club for the Santa idea, as it would appear to have had the intended effect. Might be kind of surprising, but sometimes it’s kind of fun to tweak the ninnies.
Says Dan Gross of the Brady Campaign: “There is a very specific type of gun that we want banned – none of them,†said Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign. “All we are trying to do is keep guns out of the hands of people we all agree that shouldn’t have them. Whether you … Continue reading “Is The Brady Campaign Abandoning “Assault Weapons” Issue?”
Everyone ready for the holidays? I’m not. Too much to do. The good news is that I’m done with my client that kept me very busy. The bad news is I have a backlog of work with my other engagements; mostly stuff I’ve been ignoring or pushing off because I didn’t have as much time … Continue reading “Monday News Links 12-15-2014”
It’s the anniversary of 9/11, and I don’t really have much to say after 13 years. Maybe after 40 we’ll have sales at Penny’s. If it hasn’t been apparent, I’m suffering a bit from blogger burnout. Most of that is because I really just don’t have the time right now. In truth, these past few … Continue reading “Thursday News Links 09-11-2014”
This will be a shorter one, since this has been a relatively slow week. I spent all of yesterday patching systems to deal with the Heart Bleed vulnerability in OpenSSL, including the system this blog runs on. People are saying it’s likely an accident, but I wouldn’t be surprised at all if it’s a deliberate … Continue reading “Thursday News Links”
I woke up early today, took a look outside, and went back to bed. It was really coming down, and what’s worse, it’s the wet stuff; the kind of snow so heavy, you might as well be shoveling dead beavers off the driveway. All the previous snow was well on its way to melting away … Continue reading “Monday News Links”
Happy Monday. On Wednesday Bitter and I head down to the National Archives to do some research, so posting may be scarce Wednesday. We’ll see. But for now, here’s the news: I’ve seen gun clubs who can raise more money than this in a single fundraiser. 60% of Americans believe it should be illegal to hit … Continue reading “Monday News Links”
This week has been pretty busy, with house guests, our annual Friends of the NRA dinner, and a lot of work stuff. I’ve been falling down on the job in terms of commenting on the happenings of the day, and blew all my blog mojo on a long post about Starbucks. So here’s everything in … Continue reading “Mega News Links”
