Second Amendment News Roundup for 5/20/09

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

Texas Fred gets us started today with a story of just how dire the problem is becoming with the southern border.

21 Guns Salute provides an interesting read and video he entitles, 'Pride.'

Brigid's latest entry is entitled, 'Made in America.' It's worth your time to read it.

From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Due Process--It's for Veterans Too.'

Armed and Safe wonders if gun rights are on the march in Congress, and points to several bills of note.

Conservative Libertarian Outpost blogs on dirty tricks and politics and provides the latest alert from Gun Owners of America.

Tam snarks about the voters' decisions yesterday in 'the people's republic of California.'

Ride Fast and Shoot Straight details the results of the California vote.

David Codrea presents a highly informative article on how the National Parks gun bill poses a dilemma for Constitutionalists.

Nicki notes an odd twist to the story out of Georgia concerning a robbery that was stopped by business manager with a gun.

Western Rifle Shooters Association says that Obama has perpetuated a state of lawlessness in America that is cause for much alarm. Read it all.

Dr. John Lott points to the face of things to come under Obama's new mileage standards. This review of Honda's new hybrid should be shouted far and wide.

Standing By comments further on this problem with his article entitled, 'Driving Rollerskates.'

Joe Huffman posts an article that says we pro-liberty Americans spend way too much time talking about 'safety.' A good read!

Mike Vanderboegh has a message for Paul Helmke concerning the Birmingham police officers who engaged in alarming violence.

Say Uncle says that TV programs present a terribly inaccurate picture of violent crime. The reason? To portray it accurately would be racist.

Alphecca reports the news on the Louisiana AWB bill.

Sebastian provides the results for NRA-endorsed candidates in their Pennsylvania primary election.

Squeaks celebrates her 2nd anniversary of blogging. Congrats, Squeaky!

Walls of the City has an excellent, thought-provoking read entitled, 'Playing by the Rules.'

Freedom Has a New Flag posts a highly informative read concerning the home schooling movement. This corrects many misconceptions. It is well worth your time to read it.