No, it's not a singing group like Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. They are more like 'the four horsemen of the apocalypse.'
McCain, Graham, Collins, and Snowe are the four Republicans who are most likely to vote in favor of the cap and trade energy tax in the Senate.
The good news is that a dozen Democrats have expressed doubt about the bill due to its enormous cost to the citizens and our economy.
Read all about it at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Tell a friend, and let's get this thing stopped.
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 7/7/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Sipsy Street Irregulars presents the must-read of the day from Claire Wolf: 'Preparing for Civil Unrest.' This is the fruits of illegitimacy.
David Codrea asks the question, 'Is the Gun Culture to Blame for McNair's Death?'
Kurt Hofmann sounds the alarm on legislation in Congress giving AG Eric Holder the authority to arbitrarily declare certain orgs as 'hate groups.' And that includes gun organizations and gun owners.
JR, our friend over at 'A Keyboard and a .45,' has been on a Medifast journey of weight loss. Today he gives a report at the 6-week interval. Go over there and give him some moral support!
Alphecca reports that the Michigan Attorney-General has joined the NRA in challenging Chicago's handgun ban before the U.S. Supreme Court.
CarteachO has an excellent read on sight focus and prescription glasses, in case you missed it.
Texas Fred has the scoop on U.S. Senator John Cornyn, R-Texas, being booed at a Tea Party.
Walls of the City has some good news from Tennessee concerning guns in parks.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost says that 'some dorks just can't wait.' Read it all.
Days of our Trailers posts a must-read on the serial killer in South Carolina. He had a rap sheet 25 pages long, and he was out on parole.
Free in Idaho presents 'one little detail' that is well-worth your consideration. Short and to the point.
Wow. Take a look at THIS from Say Uncle concerning what cops are telling their families to do!
Sebastian provides a state-by-state map of the Attorneys-General who signed/did not sign the amicus brief in support of SCOTUS taking up the Incorporation of the Second Amendment.
LOL. The Wandering Minstrel is retiring and says he can't wait to get the heck out of the 'People's Republik of Kalifornia.'
Speaking of Kalifornia, Ride Fast and Shoot Straight muses on why AG Jerry Brown is helping us on the gun issue. Ulterior motives from a far-Left loon!
Tam posts a timely comment on California's financial collapse--the sending of IOUs.
Breda is solo-hosting tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
In case you missed it, The Smallest Minority has a MUST-read entitled, 'The Death of a Civilization.' Read it all.
Around O-Town provides brief but important commentary on the state of America today in 'The Fog of the Good Life.'
Paul Davis passes along this blog that updates the situation in Honduras--Honduras Abandoned. It's well worth taking a look. What's happening there may well be a foreshadowing of America unless the citizens take back the country from dangerous socialists.
Sipsy Street Irregulars presents the must-read of the day from Claire Wolf: 'Preparing for Civil Unrest.' This is the fruits of illegitimacy.
David Codrea asks the question, 'Is the Gun Culture to Blame for McNair's Death?'
Kurt Hofmann sounds the alarm on legislation in Congress giving AG Eric Holder the authority to arbitrarily declare certain orgs as 'hate groups.' And that includes gun organizations and gun owners.
JR, our friend over at 'A Keyboard and a .45,' has been on a Medifast journey of weight loss. Today he gives a report at the 6-week interval. Go over there and give him some moral support!
Alphecca reports that the Michigan Attorney-General has joined the NRA in challenging Chicago's handgun ban before the U.S. Supreme Court.
CarteachO has an excellent read on sight focus and prescription glasses, in case you missed it.
Texas Fred has the scoop on U.S. Senator John Cornyn, R-Texas, being booed at a Tea Party.
Walls of the City has some good news from Tennessee concerning guns in parks.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost says that 'some dorks just can't wait.' Read it all.
Days of our Trailers posts a must-read on the serial killer in South Carolina. He had a rap sheet 25 pages long, and he was out on parole.
Free in Idaho presents 'one little detail' that is well-worth your consideration. Short and to the point.
Wow. Take a look at THIS from Say Uncle concerning what cops are telling their families to do!
Sebastian provides a state-by-state map of the Attorneys-General who signed/did not sign the amicus brief in support of SCOTUS taking up the Incorporation of the Second Amendment.
LOL. The Wandering Minstrel is retiring and says he can't wait to get the heck out of the 'People's Republik of Kalifornia.'
Speaking of Kalifornia, Ride Fast and Shoot Straight muses on why AG Jerry Brown is helping us on the gun issue. Ulterior motives from a far-Left loon!
Tam posts a timely comment on California's financial collapse--the sending of IOUs.
Breda is solo-hosting tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
In case you missed it, The Smallest Minority has a MUST-read entitled, 'The Death of a Civilization.' Read it all.
Around O-Town provides brief but important commentary on the state of America today in 'The Fog of the Good Life.'
Paul Davis passes along this blog that updates the situation in Honduras--Honduras Abandoned. It's well worth taking a look. What's happening there may well be a foreshadowing of America unless the citizens take back the country from dangerous socialists.
Monday, July 06, 2009
STOP CAP & TRADE IN U.S. SENATE!
Today we the citizens MUST get back to work to stop the ominous Cap and Trade bill that Democrats, Obama, and some Republicans want to shove down our throats.
Friends, this albatross will sink the economy at a time when we cannot withstand such a hit. Not only is it a bad concept, but the timing comes at the worst possible moment for the American economy.
Michelle Malkin has the latest on the battle in the U.S. Senate that starts TODAY.
Time to burn up the phone lines, faxes, and emails to let ALL Senators know that the citizens are OUTRAGED that they would even briefly consider such a sham. And let them know they WILL have hell to pay if they vote for this monstrosity that will cost over a million U.S. jobs and raise our taxes and energy costs by an extra $1300 to $3000 PER YEAR.
And be sure the RINOS get the message--John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe, and others of their ilk who will sell out the citizens in order to 'cut a deal' with the devil.
Friends, this albatross will sink the economy at a time when we cannot withstand such a hit. Not only is it a bad concept, but the timing comes at the worst possible moment for the American economy.
Michelle Malkin has the latest on the battle in the U.S. Senate that starts TODAY.
Time to burn up the phone lines, faxes, and emails to let ALL Senators know that the citizens are OUTRAGED that they would even briefly consider such a sham. And let them know they WILL have hell to pay if they vote for this monstrosity that will cost over a million U.S. jobs and raise our taxes and energy costs by an extra $1300 to $3000 PER YEAR.
And be sure the RINOS get the message--John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe, and others of their ilk who will sell out the citizens in order to 'cut a deal' with the devil.
Second Amendment News Roundup for 7/6/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a must-read on the various types of traps set for a society by those who wish to destroy it and then change it.
Standing By has another must-read, alerting us to the fact that now it's THE LEFTWING that's calling for an armed revolt. Gee, and here I thought only us 'rightwing, extremist, gun-totin' homegrown terrorists' were supposedly all for armed revolt!
Way Up North, as an Alaskan, posts some thoughts concerning Governor Palin's resignation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost presents a shocking piece concerning the Latinos and their threat to the U.S., as depicted in their celebration of 'The FARCE of July'!
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner points to a Republican weasel who is opposed to concealed carry. Yes, my friends, they are in the GOP too...like Mitt Romney, for example.
Kurt Hofmann examines California's 'assault weapon' ban and notes that even with the ban some think it's not restrictive enough! Just like the antis. When they succeed with one ban, they move to more restrictions!
Insight on Freedom says that Americans are continuing to arm themselves in record numbers.
The Rustmeister notes that a sports writer used the death of NFL star Steve McNair as an opportunity to go on an anti-gun rant.
Notoriously Conservative has interesting reading on a car that costs only 600 bucks and gets 258 miles per gallon. It's made by a German company but it's sold only in China.
Brigid writes about battles on the home front and notes that our soldiers are often returning home from overseas, only to find they have no job and no home.
Tam wonders about whether a certain gun is more 'patriotic' than the rest.
Say Uncle comments on fixing healthcare in America. A good read!
Robb Allen shares a list of some gun stuff he needs. Take a look at the list--there are some things there we all need to make sure we have.
Sebastian disagrees with Eugene Volokh's assertion that assault weapons bans 'could be legal' from a Constitutional standpoint. This is part 2 of his critique of Volokh. Be sure to click on link for Part 1 as well.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight reminds us that this is the birthday of the AK-47.
John Jacob H reports that citizens in the small town of Gaffney, SC have started their own 'run on the gun stores' in light of a serial killer on the loose who has murdered 5 in the past 2 weeks. Gaffney is a small town in a sparsely-populated county. Naturally, something like this will cause quite a stir, more so than in large cities.
Pax Parabellum has a VERY important warning for America that arose out of his observations of what's happening 'across the pond.'
From Mike Vanderboegh: 'The Rule of Law is Dead, but the Rule of Man Should Take No Comfort from It.'
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a must-read on the various types of traps set for a society by those who wish to destroy it and then change it.
Standing By has another must-read, alerting us to the fact that now it's THE LEFTWING that's calling for an armed revolt. Gee, and here I thought only us 'rightwing, extremist, gun-totin' homegrown terrorists' were supposedly all for armed revolt!
Way Up North, as an Alaskan, posts some thoughts concerning Governor Palin's resignation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost presents a shocking piece concerning the Latinos and their threat to the U.S., as depicted in their celebration of 'The FARCE of July'!
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner points to a Republican weasel who is opposed to concealed carry. Yes, my friends, they are in the GOP too...like Mitt Romney, for example.
Kurt Hofmann examines California's 'assault weapon' ban and notes that even with the ban some think it's not restrictive enough! Just like the antis. When they succeed with one ban, they move to more restrictions!
Insight on Freedom says that Americans are continuing to arm themselves in record numbers.
The Rustmeister notes that a sports writer used the death of NFL star Steve McNair as an opportunity to go on an anti-gun rant.
Notoriously Conservative has interesting reading on a car that costs only 600 bucks and gets 258 miles per gallon. It's made by a German company but it's sold only in China.
Brigid writes about battles on the home front and notes that our soldiers are often returning home from overseas, only to find they have no job and no home.
Tam wonders about whether a certain gun is more 'patriotic' than the rest.
Say Uncle comments on fixing healthcare in America. A good read!
Robb Allen shares a list of some gun stuff he needs. Take a look at the list--there are some things there we all need to make sure we have.
Sebastian disagrees with Eugene Volokh's assertion that assault weapons bans 'could be legal' from a Constitutional standpoint. This is part 2 of his critique of Volokh. Be sure to click on link for Part 1 as well.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight reminds us that this is the birthday of the AK-47.
John Jacob H reports that citizens in the small town of Gaffney, SC have started their own 'run on the gun stores' in light of a serial killer on the loose who has murdered 5 in the past 2 weeks. Gaffney is a small town in a sparsely-populated county. Naturally, something like this will cause quite a stir, more so than in large cities.
Pax Parabellum has a VERY important warning for America that arose out of his observations of what's happening 'across the pond.'
From Mike Vanderboegh: 'The Rule of Law is Dead, but the Rule of Man Should Take No Comfort from It.'
Conservatives in Political No-Man's Land
In today's political climate, one begins to wonder if there is any place among the top political Parties where conservatives are warmly embraced.
This is the subject of my discussion today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
We'll take a look at the political landscape and discuss some core conservative principles around which all conservatives should be able to unite.
Tell a friend?
This is the subject of my discussion today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
We'll take a look at the political landscape and discuss some core conservative principles around which all conservatives should be able to unite.
Tell a friend?
Good Morning!
Good morning, all!
I hope all of you had a great Independence Day weekend. It's great to be able to affirm and celebrate the birth of this nation and the liberties it represents.
As for me, I took some time off to rest, regroup, and enjoy the holiday weekend. And now I am ready to dive back into politics, gun rights, and liberty advocacy.
Today, we'll start with a post about my new article at Columbia Conservative Examiner. We'll also have the Second Amendment News Roundup and updates concerning the ominous Cap and Trade bill in the U.S. Senate.
As always, I deeply appreciate your support in reading these pages and visiting the Examiner site. Have a great Monday!
I hope all of you had a great Independence Day weekend. It's great to be able to affirm and celebrate the birth of this nation and the liberties it represents.
As for me, I took some time off to rest, regroup, and enjoy the holiday weekend. And now I am ready to dive back into politics, gun rights, and liberty advocacy.
Today, we'll start with a post about my new article at Columbia Conservative Examiner. We'll also have the Second Amendment News Roundup and updates concerning the ominous Cap and Trade bill in the U.S. Senate.
As always, I deeply appreciate your support in reading these pages and visiting the Examiner site. Have a great Monday!
Thursday, July 02, 2009
As July 4 Nears, the 'Perfect Storm' Approaches
Dark storm clouds loom over the Republic this July 4. Cherish your liberty while you can.
Read all about it at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Thanks!
Read all about it at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Thanks!
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
'Going Galt' Plan Needs Major Adjustments
In order to be effective, the logistical problems with the 'call in conservative, Going Galt' day need to be corrected. Major adjustments are needed if the plan is to be successful.
Read all about it today in my column at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Tell a friend?
Read all about it today in my column at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Tell a friend?
Second Amendment News Roundup for 7/1/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Kurt Hofmann reports that the Brady Campaign admits proposed gun laws deny due process, but they don't care.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reminds us that Cap and Trade is a failure on all counts. Remember to contact your Senators to tell them you oppose the bill.
Texas Fred posts the opposing viewpoint on 'call in conservative' day on July 30. A personal word--the plan was not mine, nor did I have a hand in planning it. I reported it. Obviously there are problems with the plan as it now stands. But with some important adjustments, I can see it working well.
David Codrea says that the victory of The Big Joke (Al Franken) is no joking matter for gun owners. Read it all.
Say 'Happy Birthday' to our good friend over at The Newbius Papers.
Mike McCarville cites an important poll concerning Obama gun control and gun sales.
Tam has an important quote from Jim Crillo on self-defense that is worth a read, in case you missed it.
Sipsy Street Irregulars provides interesting reading on Megan Fox, the Leviathans, and middle America.
From Rev. Kharma: 'Washington Bled to Death. Will History Repeat Itself Once More?'
Way Up North has all the latest news from Alaska, including the numbskull who wrote a major hit-piece bashing Sarah Palin, once again. What are the 'progressives' so afraid of? They are scared sh*tless of Sarah Palin!
Gun Nuts posts a wrap-up and audio of last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Sebastian says that the federal government is now completely out of control. I agree 100%. The question remains how best to proceed to tame it.
Standing By has a worth-while read today entitled, 'Making Trade-Offs.' Read it all.
Pax Parabellum points to another 'going Galt' initiative: 'Starve the Beast.'
Uh oh. Say Uncle reports that federal agents are going door-to-door hunting for guns.
From Ride Fast and Shoot Straight: 'The Folly of Banning Stuff.'
Free in Idaho has the quote of the day on the Second Amendment.
Days of Our Trailers sends an alert on an important gun bill in Illinois. Don't miss this!
Walls of the City informs us of the legal challenge to the restaurant carry law.
Paul Davis passes along this highly important article from the WSJ on Honduras and 'Obama's true colors.'
Kurt Hofmann reports that the Brady Campaign admits proposed gun laws deny due process, but they don't care.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reminds us that Cap and Trade is a failure on all counts. Remember to contact your Senators to tell them you oppose the bill.
Texas Fred posts the opposing viewpoint on 'call in conservative' day on July 30. A personal word--the plan was not mine, nor did I have a hand in planning it. I reported it. Obviously there are problems with the plan as it now stands. But with some important adjustments, I can see it working well.
David Codrea says that the victory of The Big Joke (Al Franken) is no joking matter for gun owners. Read it all.
Say 'Happy Birthday' to our good friend over at The Newbius Papers.
Mike McCarville cites an important poll concerning Obama gun control and gun sales.
Tam has an important quote from Jim Crillo on self-defense that is worth a read, in case you missed it.
Sipsy Street Irregulars provides interesting reading on Megan Fox, the Leviathans, and middle America.
From Rev. Kharma: 'Washington Bled to Death. Will History Repeat Itself Once More?'
Way Up North has all the latest news from Alaska, including the numbskull who wrote a major hit-piece bashing Sarah Palin, once again. What are the 'progressives' so afraid of? They are scared sh*tless of Sarah Palin!
Gun Nuts posts a wrap-up and audio of last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Sebastian says that the federal government is now completely out of control. I agree 100%. The question remains how best to proceed to tame it.
Standing By has a worth-while read today entitled, 'Making Trade-Offs.' Read it all.
Pax Parabellum points to another 'going Galt' initiative: 'Starve the Beast.'
Uh oh. Say Uncle reports that federal agents are going door-to-door hunting for guns.
From Ride Fast and Shoot Straight: 'The Folly of Banning Stuff.'
Free in Idaho has the quote of the day on the Second Amendment.
Days of Our Trailers sends an alert on an important gun bill in Illinois. Don't miss this!
Walls of the City informs us of the legal challenge to the restaurant carry law.
Paul Davis passes along this highly important article from the WSJ on Honduras and 'Obama's true colors.'
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