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Monday, April 27, 2009

Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/27/09

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

Mike McCarville discusses the online petition to defend the Second Amendment, as submitted by U.S. Representative Tom Cole, R-OK.

Mike's Gadfly on the Wall chronicles some interesting personal history. He's had quite a career in politics and the news business.

Kurt Hofmann opines on 'gun-free zones' and a politician who can't make up his mind about them.

David Codrea has another example of how 'effective' the gun bans are on college campuses.

Western Rifle Shooters Association presents an article on the 'practical politics' of a presumed plague.

Mike Vanderboegh provides an interesting read on the new strain of swine flu that's making its rounds.

Billy Beck points to an article that asks a vital question--is TARP a criminal enterprise?

Meeting on the Green posts vital reading today entitled, 'President Obama Continues Assault on the Second Amendment.'

From Roberta X: 'Training, Shooting, Nitwits.'

Free in Idaho comments on Obama's first 100 days in office, and a sub-title could well be, 'NOW look who's laughing!'

Every Blade of Grass takes a new look at the 23rd Psalm from the lens of these Obama-days.

From John Jacob H: 'Involuntary Servitude--An American Tradition?'

CarteachO has some cool photos from a high-powered rifle match.

Not to be outdone, Nicki has some neat photos from her shooting range stuff over the weekend.

Pax Parabellum reports that an elected representative is going to press charges against a citizen who sent her a tea bag.

JR posts a must-see entitled, 'Symbols.'

From Traction Control: "How the Associated Press Defines 'Assault Rifle.'"

Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports the news that Obama is still the Number One gun salesman as gun and ammo sales continue to soar through the roof! Americans are arming to the hilt for one reason--Barack Obama's threat.

Texas Fred announces that his home town is going to have one big mega-Tea Party on July 4.

Walls of the City has today's MUST-read that shows us that the numbers tell the story. Read it all.

The Bobo Files posts this week's 'Carnival of Politics.' Lots of links to some good stuff!

The Rustmeister informs us of the latest anti-gun horse-shhhttt from the Commercial Appeal.

Tam lays it on the line with a good dose of reality with her 'quote of the day.'

Ride Fast and Shoot Straight informs us that the NRA is considered a non-government organization at the U.N. and comments that it's important to have them there to keep an eye on the shenanigans coming out of the United Nations.

Robb Allen makes an excellent point about the futility of banning guns.

Sebastian says that the local media did a piss-poor job at covering a Ted Nugent event in Pennsylvania.

Say Uncle notes that Rush Limbaugh is now a big supporter of the Humane Society, which is anti-hunting. As one who knows a bit of the background of this, I believe Rush got sucked into this because of his beloved cat. But I am willing to bet I love dogs more than Rush loves his cat, and I am certainly not going to align myself with a group like the Humane Society because of it. There are better ways to support the care and treatment of pets.

We knew this was coming. Michelle Malkin reports that Democrats in Congress are already blaming the swine flu outbreak on Republicans.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Second Amendment News Roundup for 11/19/08

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

Pollster John Zogby stirred up controversy over a new poll that shows a majority of Obama voters were ignorant about the key issues.

Traction Control reminds us that today is National Ammo Day, and remember, Traction Control has plenty of ammo for sale on his commercial site.

Tam has a must-read (via Sebastian) on how the Ruby Ridge fiasco/tragedy changed the rules of engagement and indicated that a mega-large mammoth of a government was raging out of control.

Breda has the follow-up to last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio, along with a download of the program.

From Codrea's War on Guns:
*An excellent read from Paul Davis on 'Communists and Christians. A must-read!
*Obama's JBTs could be forcing us from our homes if we don't pay up!
*Meet your new gun-grabbing Attorney-General.
*A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Coronation

Gun Rights Examiner posts Codrea's new article, 'String Theory.'

Armed and Safe has more on Obama's pick for AG.

Murdoc at Gun Pundit shares with us what he bought for National Ammo Day.

Sebastian has what I consider to be the million dollar question.

Say Uncle reports that yet another Illinois town has repealed its gun ban. Good!

From Texas Fred:
*VP Dick Cheney and Texas politician indicted!
*Al Qaeda has insulted Obama.

Gateway Pundit provides info on the nutty DA in Texas that indicted Cheney.

Days of Our Trailers comments on Obama's security squad in the very dangerous city of Chicago.

The Smallest Minority provides excellent reading entitled, 'When You Can't Have a Gun (it must be nice you can afford a body guard).

Bloviating Zeppelin needs our thoughts and prayers as he cares for his very ill father. He has a gut-wrenching read on his father's condition. I can relate.

Libertarian Conservative Outpost comments on the modern rise of piracy on the high seas. But the target today is crude oil.

Western Rifle Shooters Association presents Vanderboegh's newest chapter in 'Absolved.'

Mindful Musings provides essential reading entitled, 'Obamunism and the Devil.'

Syd at Front Sight, Press has a must-read, 'Gun Free Zones an Invitation to Mayhem.'

JR supplies us with complete info on the bills that will come before the 2009 Texas legislative session.

Mike McCarville reports that Oklahoma is the center of national attention since all of its counties went to John McCain.

Saturday, February 02, 2008

Gun-Free Chicago: 5 Women Shot Dead Shopping

As is commonly known throughout the blogosphere among Second Amendment rights activists, Chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws in the nation.

Yet, once again in this 'gun free zone,' i.e., a clothing store in the Chicago area, 5 women were gunned down as they shopped.

Add this one to the Mall shootings, Virginia Tech, and all the rest of the murdering rampages that have occurred of late in supposed 'gun free zones.'

Why doesn't the government just go ahead and come clean about the matter and admit they want us all to go 'gun free' so that thugs with guns can have free reign and rid the population of the expendable ones?

Here is the story:
http://news.aol.com/story/_a/5-women-shot-dead-at-clothing-store/20080202161209990001