Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Michelle Malkin says that House Republicans finally grew some brass ones in unanimously opposing the massive 1.1 trillion-dollar snake-oil stimulus plan that Obama and the Democrats have foisted on the taxpayers.
Gateway Pundit reports that in spite of an economic crisis, Obama and the Democrats voted to fund overseas abortions. Note the 4 Republicans who voted with them.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has the MUST-read of the day on Obama, entitled, 'This Emperor Has No Clothes; It Will All End in Tears.' This was written by a reporter in the U.K.
Via Matt Drudge, the founder of The Weather Channel has explosive information on 'the amazing story behind the global warming scam.' This is essential reading.
Armed Citizen wonders if there are any sons of liberty left.
JR comments on the fact that the Holder nomination has cleared the Senate Judiciary by a vote of 17-2. The confirmation vote now moves to the full Senate.
The Wandering Minstrel reports the explosive real story behind why the Holder confirmation is a done deal.
2A Musing issues an alert for Texas readers on a bill introduced in the legislature.
Alphecca reports that 'The Bastard' (NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg) is up to no good again, calling for an expansion of the nanny state. Wait till you see how.
Kurt Hofmann takes a deeper look at the government's monopoly on force.
Blogstitution crunches the numbers in showing us why the 1.1 trillion dollar bill approved by Democrats and Obama is the worst bill ever.
Pax Parabellum points to some reaction to the passing of the stimulus package.
Free in Idaho posts the words of one of the greats. Too bad his warnings are going unheeded.
David Codrea does some important interpreting of the 'newspeak' today in 'What The Brady Campaign Means by Home Rule.'
Mike Vanderboegh issues an important warning to the government powers that be, just in case they haven't gotten the message.
Kharma Futures provides good reading on Ayn Rand's libertarianism, in case you missed it.
Gun Pundit points out that a certain element of society already has national reciprocity, no permit needed...
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight blogs on the growing movement of the nanny state to ban smoking in the privacy of your own home. Tyranny is on the move with a vengeance.
Say Uncle has some good news on guns in San Francisco, of all places. Read it!
Sebastian provides an interesting read on home defense ammo.
Breda opines on elections and voter apathy. The latter is what our government thingies count on.
Traction Control has a photo you must see. I link to this because I love dogs, and, if you have one, don't forget to do what you must to protect them. They depend on us!
John Lott says that Barack Obama is arguing that FDR's New Deal was too small. Say what!? So, does this mean that we can now refer to him as 'the Idiot in Chief'?
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast does a good job at taking apart a columnist over some blather concerning the 2nd Amendment and the U.S. Constitution.
The BoBo Files has an absolute must-see video of a woman's testimony on the 2nd Amendment.
Days of our Trailers posts 'Anatomy of an Online Gun Control Advocate.'
Walls of the City says he was wrong. Well, he may have been wrong on the timing, but not the prediction itself. Just give the Obamination time.
My favorite intellectual, the great Walter Williams, has a hum-dinger today entitled, 'There is No Santa Claus.' Do yourself a favor and read it all.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
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6 comments:
Well, as they say, timing is everything.
You and me both know that if I extended the prediction out four years, someone would owe me a beer..
Well, yeah...that is, if they bet you he wouldn't.
As a Jewess in the US, I want to remind everyone that America wasn't won with a registered gun! Nor are criminals stopped by talk, but by FIREARMS. That is why all REAL Americans put our 2nd Amendment FIRST!!
An excellent observation, Wendy...and welcome to The Liberty Sphere.
Just a comment on semantics: Ayn Rand referred to her philosophy as Objectivism, which has a fine, but important, distinction from libertarianism.
Otherwise, thank you very much for the daily 2A roundup!
A point well-taken, Charlie, and I stand corrected. While Rand is generally associated with what we call 'libertarianism' today, she certainly identified her views as Objectivism.
Glad you like the Roundup...
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