Second Amendment News Roundup for 1/18/2010

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

David Codrea alerts us to yet another attack by one of MSNBC's many nutcases--Ed Schultz.

Vanderboegh shares with us his riveting open letter to the ATF concerning its conduct review board.

Western Rifle Shooters Association has some figures you need to see that should sober up the most hopelessly inebriated.

Conservative Libertarian Outpost gives us the latest on the shenanigans of anti-gun bigot Frank Lautenberg and his partner in crime 'the Bastard' Mayor Bloomberg.

Kurt Hofmann wonders if being 'law abiding gun owners' is really what we need to be striving to be.

Brigid made something for the storm-troopers just in case they showed up at the door following this weekend's Indy 1500 gun show in Indianapolis. If I were a jackbooted thug, that right there would be enough to melt me!

Mike McCarville provides his in-depth analysis on the situation involving Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry as he begins his final year in office.

Armed Citizen offers an excellent analysis of the Barack Obama executive order concerning INTERPOL, which he entitles, 'Obama's Secret Vault.'

Texas Fred asks a key question regarding Haiti relief--'where will all the money go?'

From Days of our Trailers: 'Pro-Chicago Amicus Brief Fail.' Good!

Tam points to some faulty math on the part of liberals.

Say Uncle announces guns for sale on the part of a reader. Some great deals there.

Sebastian reports that a pro-gun organization is suing New Jersey in federal court over its 'one gun per month' program.

Standing By has 'What if Scott Brown Wins in Massachusetts?'

From the Newbius Papers: 'The Power to Tax.'

Nicki provides the umpteen-millionth reason the government needs to stay out of education.

Pax Parabellum points to a great review of the new film 'The Book of Eli.'

Traction Control blogs on the issue of guns in airports.

GunRights4US has an important reminder that political correctness costs lives.

Free in Idaho comments on the notion of Leftists that the U.S. is using the Haiti disaster to 'occupy' the country.

Alphecca reports that the idiotic New York Times claims 'a poll' shows gun hobbyists want more gun control. Problem is, the Times never cited the source of such a 'poll.' How convenient.