Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Mike McCarville reports that Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is keeping the door open for a possible Presidential bid in 2012. Daniels is known as a fiscal conservative but some in the state wanted to 'ditch Mitch' in his gubernatorial reelection bid.
Notoriously Conservative asks if U.S. Senator Scott Brown, R-Massachusetts, is a betrayer given that he joined a small group of RINOS in voting for Obama's jobs program.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a MUST-read from the great Karl Denninger. Read it all.
Tam blogs today on personal defense weapons.
Gun Nuts provides the information on tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Say Uncle has news on the merger of a couple of gun control groups.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost wants to know what type of bloodshed it will take to get the village idiots in Washington, including Obama, to listen to the American people.
David Codrea reports the news that the owner of Cavalry Arms pleads guilty to federal firearms charges.
From Texas Fred: 'Washington's Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians for 2009.'
Way Up North says that the farce continues in Washington, DC.
Kurt Hofmann reports that a Major League Baseball pitcher has criticized MLB over it's no-guns policy.
Armed and Safe sounds the alarm on 2 anti-gun bills coming up before the Illinois legislature TOMORROW!
Free in Idaho posts essential reading entitled, 'Stealing Your Life.'
Pax Parabellum reports that trouble is brewing at the University of Mississippi amid charges of racism.
Robb Allen shares a photo of a babe and a lot of guns. It's not what you think! LOL.
The Wandering Minstrel has a photo of George Washington's favorite pistol.
Walls of the City provides 'a criminal perspective' on firearms.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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2 comments:
Damn shame that *most wanted* list doesn't come with a *bounty* too...
Talk about nailing it! WRSA went above and beyond Anthony. Nice to know that others think as I do. How many times have I said depression not recession?
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