Second Amendment News Roundup for 3/31/09

Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:

JR provides a timely update and reminder concerning the Tax Day Tea Parties being held on April 15 across the country to protest the Obama economic plan.

Roberta X reports that another major newspaper will cease publication and opt for electronic reporting only.

Blogstitution issues a report that says solar energy may not be the solution many thought it would be to the energy problem.

Rev. Kharma has a MUST-read entitled, 'A Dangerous Wind is Blowing.' Read it all.

Syd, over at Front Sight, Press is back blogging again after a break. In this post he discusses 'ammo hoarding.' Welcome back, buddy!

The Rustmeister provides a complete and detailed list of proposed Tennessee gun legislation.

Conservative Libertarian Outpost posts essential reading on the shenanigans of another Clinton. Hillary is up to no-good as usual.

Texas Fred has 'A Single Nuke Could Destroy America.'

Days of our Trailers cites an example of 'the Chicago gun ban in action' (written with tongue firmly planted in cheek).

Nicki writes a very important piece on the latest legal adviser (if you can call him that) to be appointed to the Obama administration.

Mike McCarville says that J.C. Watts has some explaining to do if he decides to run for Governor of Oklahoma.

Alphecca reports that AG Eric Holder has been sued over a gun rights case.

2A Musing has some info concerning firearms training in southwestern North Carolina.

Kurt Hofmann posts a very important read at St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner on 'rationing Constitutional rights.' Read it all.

From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Gun Bans Won't Stop Violence but Gun Haters Propose Them Anyway.' Excellent reading!

Breda gives us the complete scoop on tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.

Walls of the City has the hum-dinger MUST-read of the WEEK! It's about the way government is supposed to work, and it's entitled, 'I am Simon Jester.'

Sebastian blogs on 'Obama's Achievement.' This one thing he has managed to do quite well.

Say Uncle has a thing or two to say about GM--Government Motors.

Robb Allen says that 'going Galt' works for insurance companies too!

Western Rifle Shooters Association provides essential reading on 20 soul-searching questions each of us must ask ourselves in this era of hooded jackbooted thuggery.

Mike Vanderboegh needs our thoughts and prayers in light of a health issue, and he provides us with an itinerary to promote his new book, Absolved.