Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Tam gets us started today on some cool guns, in case you haven't seen it yet.
Kurt Hofmann has a must-read today entitled, 'How to Disarm the Citizenry in 3 Easy Steps.' Beware, my friends. They have already laid the groundwork.
Gun Pundit posts some stats that show the gun sales frenzy is nowhere near leveling off. The 'Obama Effect' continues...
JR blogs about an important piece of legislation in Texas that would end 'sanctuary cities' for illegal aliens. Good!
Mike McCarville presents his periodic and always-interesting 'Gadfly on the Wall' segment, this time doing a bit of well-deserved bragging on his grandson on a recent achievement. Congrats!
David Codrea provides an interesting read, entitled, 'Pursuing Happiness, Government Style.' Wait till you see what our government is actually funding!
Traction Control sends an early report from the 2009 NRA Convention in Phoenix.
Days of our Trailers is also at the Convention and sends these neat pics from the Gun Bloggers Bash.
2A Musing writes about the Remington 1100 20ga 'Magnum' shotgun. I'm sure all of you have one in your collection?
Say Uncle reports that the ATF is interviewing citizens who have bought more than 5 guns. And just how would they know this? That database they claim they don't have???
Sipsy Street Irregulars has one lolly-palooza of a must-read entitled, 'Live Free or Die.' Read it all.
Armed Citizen issues a special alert to gun owners in Florida. The legislature has pulled a last-minute sneak attack. Take a look, and if you are in Florida, ACT!
Sebastian reports that a VERY special guest made an appearance at the NRA-ILA meet & greet. Photo included.
Way Up North posts his Friday news roundup from the great state of Alaska, including comments on the latest Pelosi scandal...
Breda had a little 'fun' with the TSA at the airport on her way out of town.
Robb Allen received a goodie in the mail from Crimson Trace. Pics provided.
Free in Idaho has a highly thought-provoking post entitled, 'What Were They Thinking?' Take a look.
Pax Parabellum posts 2 videos that are worth viewing on the Pelosi scandal.
From Western Rifle Shooters Association: 'Thuggery and Mob Action, Government Style.'
Texas Fred says that the Tea Parties are a-brewin' again, this time for July 4, and it appears this round will be even greater than those of April 15.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost provides the latest news from the GOA. Good stuff!
Congratulations to The Smallest Minority who celebrates 6 years of blogging!
Walls of the City notes that, finally, after four months of the onslaught against our liberties, journalists are beginning to actually report it...you know, which is their job description to begin with?
Alright. It's time for the finest political cartoons on the Internet. And An Ol' Broad's Ramblings has them. Enjoy...
Showing posts with label Tea Parties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tea Parties. Show all posts
Friday, May 15, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
APOLOGIZE, WENCH!
Do you know this woman?
Her name is Janeane Garofalo of Boston. She is another airhead, 'progressive' comic.Now she has moved into the category of 'wench.'
She referred to Tea Party attendees across the nation as 'racists.'
She should apologize, but refuses.
Wench!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/16/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Mike McCarville reports on some heavy fallout from Janet Napolitano's caricature of average citizens, conservatives, and veterans as 'potential homegrown terrorists.'
McCarville also has the quote of the day on this subject from Alan Gottlieb.
Texas Fred has an excellent report on the Dallas-Fort Worth protest yesterday.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has an idea on taxes and voting that is worthy of careful consideration.
The Rustmeister provides a report and pics on the Memphis tax day protest.
Days of our Trailers updates us on the concealed carry movement on campus.
Walls of the City does an excellent job at thoroughly debunking the 'right wing extremist' argument presented in Janet Napolitano's report at the Department of Homeland Security.
Say Uncle provides a link to '10 Reasons to Attend the Second Amendment Blog Bash.'
Sebastian alerts us to some more anti-gun shenanigans at the United Nations.
Robb Allen posts THE ultimate example of the rank stench of pure, unadulterated, aromatic pants shittin' hysterics on guns.
Armed Citizen has a great pictorial report on a tax day protest in Arizona. Take a look.
Roberta X reports that the leftwing loons at Huffington Post must have felt threatened by the Tea Parties across the nation yesterday...
John Jacob H blows the whistle on an Oath Breaker sheriff in North Carolina.
Pax Parabellum has a neat report on a very large Tea Party protest in Nashville.
The Wandering Minstrel provides good reading on 'the evolution of the Second Amendment.'
Nicki's title for this post says it all--'Bring It On, Bitches!'
The War on Guns says that Newbius (of The Newbius Papers) not only went to the Tea Party in D.C. but visited the Brady headquarters while he was in town. Take a look for the complete story.
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner points to some anti-gun propaganda in the Wall St. Journal.
Armed and Safe shows us some twisting of the facts over at the Violence Policy Center.
Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner explains that changing U.S. gun laws won't disarm Mexican drug cartels.
Sipsy Street Irregulars has the absolute must-read of the day. I have been saying for years that the 'Southern Poverty Law Center' of Montgomery, Alabama is an extremist Leftwing organization intent on waging war on our liberties. This piece does a pretty thorough job at proving the point.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has another must-read on America's addiction to big government. And in light of the Tea Parties yesterday, he injects a good dose of reality into what we're facing.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight posts good reading entitled, '5 Lessons of Columbine.' Read it all.
Dark Blog comments on the 'right-wing terrorist' flap at DHS, and reminds us that he warned us this sort of thing was coming. Be sure to click on the links he provides.
Tam provides a good, snarky definition of 'right-wing terrorism.'
Breda posts some pics from the Cleveland Tea Party, where 2000 citizens turned out.
Dr. John Lott has the video of the CNN reporter who argued with a Tea Party attendee and then misrepresented what was going on. But, of course, there is no media bias, right?
Insight on Freedom declared, sadly, that 'old America is gone.' Read it for a good dose of reality.
MOWCA Blog has changed domain addresses. The second is HERE. Paul Davis and company are good at keeping us updated on Wayne Fincher. (H/t to David Codrea).
Mike McCarville reports on some heavy fallout from Janet Napolitano's caricature of average citizens, conservatives, and veterans as 'potential homegrown terrorists.'
McCarville also has the quote of the day on this subject from Alan Gottlieb.
Texas Fred has an excellent report on the Dallas-Fort Worth protest yesterday.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has an idea on taxes and voting that is worthy of careful consideration.
The Rustmeister provides a report and pics on the Memphis tax day protest.
Days of our Trailers updates us on the concealed carry movement on campus.
Walls of the City does an excellent job at thoroughly debunking the 'right wing extremist' argument presented in Janet Napolitano's report at the Department of Homeland Security.
Say Uncle provides a link to '10 Reasons to Attend the Second Amendment Blog Bash.'
Sebastian alerts us to some more anti-gun shenanigans at the United Nations.
Robb Allen posts THE ultimate example of the rank stench of pure, unadulterated, aromatic pants shittin' hysterics on guns.
Armed Citizen has a great pictorial report on a tax day protest in Arizona. Take a look.
Roberta X reports that the leftwing loons at Huffington Post must have felt threatened by the Tea Parties across the nation yesterday...
John Jacob H blows the whistle on an Oath Breaker sheriff in North Carolina.
Pax Parabellum has a neat report on a very large Tea Party protest in Nashville.
The Wandering Minstrel provides good reading on 'the evolution of the Second Amendment.'
Nicki's title for this post says it all--'Bring It On, Bitches!'
The War on Guns says that Newbius (of The Newbius Papers) not only went to the Tea Party in D.C. but visited the Brady headquarters while he was in town. Take a look for the complete story.
Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner points to some anti-gun propaganda in the Wall St. Journal.
Armed and Safe shows us some twisting of the facts over at the Violence Policy Center.
Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner explains that changing U.S. gun laws won't disarm Mexican drug cartels.
Sipsy Street Irregulars has the absolute must-read of the day. I have been saying for years that the 'Southern Poverty Law Center' of Montgomery, Alabama is an extremist Leftwing organization intent on waging war on our liberties. This piece does a pretty thorough job at proving the point.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has another must-read on America's addiction to big government. And in light of the Tea Parties yesterday, he injects a good dose of reality into what we're facing.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight posts good reading entitled, '5 Lessons of Columbine.' Read it all.
Dark Blog comments on the 'right-wing terrorist' flap at DHS, and reminds us that he warned us this sort of thing was coming. Be sure to click on the links he provides.
Tam provides a good, snarky definition of 'right-wing terrorism.'
Breda posts some pics from the Cleveland Tea Party, where 2000 citizens turned out.
Dr. John Lott has the video of the CNN reporter who argued with a Tea Party attendee and then misrepresented what was going on. But, of course, there is no media bias, right?
Insight on Freedom declared, sadly, that 'old America is gone.' Read it for a good dose of reality.
MOWCA Blog has changed domain addresses. The second is HERE. Paul Davis and company are good at keeping us updated on Wayne Fincher. (H/t to David Codrea).
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
All I Can Say Is...
...those who were expecting the Tea Party protests to flop today should have come to South Carolina! This relatively small state had multi-thousands to gather today for liberty.
More details a bit later...
More details a bit later...
Confirmed: ACORN Launches Attack on Tea Parties
Despite assurances to the contrary, ACORN has already launched its attack on the Tax Day Tea Party protests scheduled for today around the nation.
Greenville, South Carolina is GROUND ZERO for the first of these attacks, even before the events take place.
And this is the subject of my column today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Find out what ACORN did to a local business owner who is hosting a pre-Tea Party gathering in his restaurant!
As always, thank-you for clicking on the above link, reading the article, and passing it along.
Greenville, South Carolina is GROUND ZERO for the first of these attacks, even before the events take place.
And this is the subject of my column today at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
Find out what ACORN did to a local business owner who is hosting a pre-Tea Party gathering in his restaurant!
As always, thank-you for clicking on the above link, reading the article, and passing it along.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/14/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
From Sipsy Street Irregulars: 'With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemas?'
Breda has all the info for tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio. The topic will be self-defense, and they are having a very special guest. Click for details.
Alphecca blasts the Washington Post for suggesting the U.S. is the 'big, bad bully' in the Somalian pirate situation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports that the scuttlebutt has come out on the rescue of Captain Phillips, who was captured by Somalian pirates.
Robb Allen does a side-by-side comparison of a Glock and a KelTec.
Traction Control's commercial site has plenty of guns and ammo for sale for 'buy a gun day,' which is tomorrow. Take a look!
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Gun Show Loophole the Number One Federal Priority for the Citizen Disarmament Lobby?'
Mike McCarville reports that America's gun-buying spree since the election of Barack Obama has not slowed down one bit. The rush on the gun stores continues.
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast has an excellent quote concerning Michael Savage's rant against a certain classification of firearms.
Snarkybytes posts some info on the boomershoot coming up in a few days.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Why Does Our Government Equate Constitutionalists with Terrorists?' This is the MUST-read of the day.
Western Rifle Shooters Association also has essential reading on the disturbing ignorance of the populace that results in disasters such as Obama.
The Newbius Papers provides good evidence that the Brady Campaign can't handle debate.
Say Uncle points out an NRA Board nominee who is sorely needed at this time. I agree.
Pax Parabellum posts a statement that highlights the stupidity and illogic of liberals.
Nicki enumerates the things that make her purrrr like a kitten, not the least of which has to do with citizens using firearms.
Sebastian reports that 'the Bastard' has started yet another anti-gun group. The Mayor probably realizes his 'Mayors Against Citizen Rights' is fizzling, so he figured he had best start up another travesty of human liberty...
JR, in anticipation of tomorrow's national tax day tea party protests, has a good poster for the event. Take a look!
2A Musing muses on a shooting class he took recently, which includes some comments on the Colt Pocket Hammerless.
21 Guns Salute and his lovely wife are due our congratulations today.
Free in Idaho calls our attention to even more pirates engaging in violations in the wake of the Navy rescue.
Way Up North writes about the unnecessary and ridiculous fuss being made over Sarah Palin by the mainstream media.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight calls our attention to a barefaced liar on the gun issue.
Tam comments on the mainstream media frenzy to whip up support for gun control.
The Rustmeister says that at least one mainstream media outlet has provided a counter-balance to the Commercial Appeal's anti-gun bias.
Days of our Trailers has a link that informs us of the latest anti-gun antics of 'Snuffy' Pfleger in Illinois. Yep, he's baaaaack!
Walls of the City posts a mega-fisking of a bone-headed numbskull. Read it all.
From Sipsy Street Irregulars: 'With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemas?'
Breda has all the info for tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio. The topic will be self-defense, and they are having a very special guest. Click for details.
Alphecca blasts the Washington Post for suggesting the U.S. is the 'big, bad bully' in the Somalian pirate situation.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports that the scuttlebutt has come out on the rescue of Captain Phillips, who was captured by Somalian pirates.
Robb Allen does a side-by-side comparison of a Glock and a KelTec.
Traction Control's commercial site has plenty of guns and ammo for sale for 'buy a gun day,' which is tomorrow. Take a look!
From St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Gun Show Loophole the Number One Federal Priority for the Citizen Disarmament Lobby?'
Mike McCarville reports that America's gun-buying spree since the election of Barack Obama has not slowed down one bit. The rush on the gun stores continues.
Live from the Upper Texas Gulf Coast has an excellent quote concerning Michael Savage's rant against a certain classification of firearms.
Snarkybytes posts some info on the boomershoot coming up in a few days.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Why Does Our Government Equate Constitutionalists with Terrorists?' This is the MUST-read of the day.
Western Rifle Shooters Association also has essential reading on the disturbing ignorance of the populace that results in disasters such as Obama.
The Newbius Papers provides good evidence that the Brady Campaign can't handle debate.
Say Uncle points out an NRA Board nominee who is sorely needed at this time. I agree.
Pax Parabellum posts a statement that highlights the stupidity and illogic of liberals.
Nicki enumerates the things that make her purrrr like a kitten, not the least of which has to do with citizens using firearms.
Sebastian reports that 'the Bastard' has started yet another anti-gun group. The Mayor probably realizes his 'Mayors Against Citizen Rights' is fizzling, so he figured he had best start up another travesty of human liberty...
JR, in anticipation of tomorrow's national tax day tea party protests, has a good poster for the event. Take a look!
2A Musing muses on a shooting class he took recently, which includes some comments on the Colt Pocket Hammerless.
21 Guns Salute and his lovely wife are due our congratulations today.
Free in Idaho calls our attention to even more pirates engaging in violations in the wake of the Navy rescue.
Way Up North writes about the unnecessary and ridiculous fuss being made over Sarah Palin by the mainstream media.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight calls our attention to a barefaced liar on the gun issue.
Tam comments on the mainstream media frenzy to whip up support for gun control.
The Rustmeister says that at least one mainstream media outlet has provided a counter-balance to the Commercial Appeal's anti-gun bias.
Days of our Trailers has a link that informs us of the latest anti-gun antics of 'Snuffy' Pfleger in Illinois. Yep, he's baaaaack!
Walls of the City posts a mega-fisking of a bone-headed numbskull. Read it all.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/13/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Brigid provides excellent reading, as usual, with this piece on her first experience as an adult with a hunting gun.
CarteachO has a very informative post entitled, 'Improvised Positions--Rifle Practice.'
Dark Blog reports that Obama even has a Hollywood liaison to control information. Read it all at the link.
Days of our Trailers shows us one of the main reasons things are swinging in our favor on gun rights. It's the loony-toons of the gun control movement! Take a look.
Insight on Freedom has a must-read today on gun rights, entitled, 'Shall Not Be Infringed.'
The Rustmeister has an important message for Diane Sawyer. Read it!
Conservative Libertarian Outpost delivers appropriate and well-deserved kudos to the United States Navy.
On a related note, Bloviating Zeppelin informs us of the present ramifications of piracy on the seas.
Walls of the City takes aim at 'waiting periods' for gun purchases.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Is the ATF Playing Politics with Firearms Classifications?'
From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Banning 'Assault Weapons' to Protect Gun Rights?'
Western Rifle Shooters Association provides good reading from Friday, in case you missed it, entitled, 'Comrade Pelosi.'
Mike Vanderboegh has a leaflet suitable for handing out at the upcoming Tea Parties, and he makes a valid point about getting the attention of the powers that be in government.
Tam blogs on 'keeping children safe with guns.' Take a look.
Nicki comments on some common sense in Missouri with regard to gun rights.
Standing By points to some excellent reading on 'the anti-success President.'
Pax Parabellum and his wife are both sick with the flu, and they need our thoughts and prayers. But they post this on the lies of the Brady campaign.
From Ride Fast and Shoot Straight: 'New Surrender Monkey.' Good reading. Go. Read.
The Wandering Minstrel gives us some excellent gun art and info on 'muzzle flash.'
Say Uncle has the quote of the day on gun control data.
Sebastian comments on a gun segment broadcast on 60 Minutes. Looks like the big lib media are bringing back gun control to the front burner.
Texas Fred reports late-breaking news that Homeland Security has 'right wing extremists' in their sights.
Brigid provides excellent reading, as usual, with this piece on her first experience as an adult with a hunting gun.
CarteachO has a very informative post entitled, 'Improvised Positions--Rifle Practice.'
Dark Blog reports that Obama even has a Hollywood liaison to control information. Read it all at the link.
Days of our Trailers shows us one of the main reasons things are swinging in our favor on gun rights. It's the loony-toons of the gun control movement! Take a look.
Insight on Freedom has a must-read today on gun rights, entitled, 'Shall Not Be Infringed.'
The Rustmeister has an important message for Diane Sawyer. Read it!
Conservative Libertarian Outpost delivers appropriate and well-deserved kudos to the United States Navy.
On a related note, Bloviating Zeppelin informs us of the present ramifications of piracy on the seas.
Walls of the City takes aim at 'waiting periods' for gun purchases.
From Codrea's Gun Rights Examiner: 'Is the ATF Playing Politics with Firearms Classifications?'
From Hofmann's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner: 'Banning 'Assault Weapons' to Protect Gun Rights?'
Western Rifle Shooters Association provides good reading from Friday, in case you missed it, entitled, 'Comrade Pelosi.'
Mike Vanderboegh has a leaflet suitable for handing out at the upcoming Tea Parties, and he makes a valid point about getting the attention of the powers that be in government.
Tam blogs on 'keeping children safe with guns.' Take a look.
Nicki comments on some common sense in Missouri with regard to gun rights.
Standing By points to some excellent reading on 'the anti-success President.'
Pax Parabellum and his wife are both sick with the flu, and they need our thoughts and prayers. But they post this on the lies of the Brady campaign.
From Ride Fast and Shoot Straight: 'New Surrender Monkey.' Good reading. Go. Read.
The Wandering Minstrel gives us some excellent gun art and info on 'muzzle flash.'
Say Uncle has the quote of the day on gun control data.
Sebastian comments on a gun segment broadcast on 60 Minutes. Looks like the big lib media are bringing back gun control to the front burner.
Texas Fred reports late-breaking news that Homeland Security has 'right wing extremists' in their sights.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
460 Tea Party Protests Confirmed for April 15
April 15 is quickly approaching, and as that day draws near, excitement and anticipation are growing as the grassroots citizens' protest movement against government runaway spending explodes.
460 various protests will occur in towns and cities across America, and that number is growing.
Read all about it in my latest column at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
I have provided a partial list of Tea Parties, along with links to all the rest of the 460 protests!
Thanks for clicking, reading, and spreading the word!
460 various protests will occur in towns and cities across America, and that number is growing.
Read all about it in my latest column at Columbia Conservative Examiner.
I have provided a partial list of Tea Parties, along with links to all the rest of the 460 protests!
Thanks for clicking, reading, and spreading the word!
Friday, April 10, 2009
Second Amendment News Roundup for 4/10/09
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Notoriously Conservative reports the stunning news that NASA's latest data show that the melting of polar ice we saw before last year could be caused by the pollution controls implemented in the 1970s! Read it all.
David Codrea has one today that should get things stirred up a bit--'Why Are So Many 'Conservatives' Following Michael Savage?' An excellent question that demands an answer.
JR takes the opportunity to do some fisking of a Star-Telegram reporter who had some snarky things to say about the upcoming Tea Parties on April 15.
21 Guns Salute has THE must-read of the day on an intense debate he had recently with a commenter who wants to change the Constitution, particularly with regard to guns.
Alphecca reminds us that tonight ABC will do a special report on guns. Click on his link for details.
Kurt Hofmann speculates on why Obama and company keep changing their story on what they plan to do about 'assault' weapons.
Blogstitution provides a good read on Netanyahu and American interests.
Free In Idaho comments on what Hillary said about the pirates, and he also notes Obama's complete silence.
Rev. Kharma further comments on the above story with 'Bowing to Princes, Surrendering to Pirates.'
Pax Parabellum posts a riveting story on the futility of depending on 911 operators when seconds count.
Texas Fred has a highly important read on a push to reign in a President and Congress that are raging out of control. Read it all.
Sebastian reports that NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg (known affectionately on The Liberty Sphere as 'The Bastard') is paying for some anti-gun ads in the state of Virginia.
Western Rifle Shooters Association informs us of an Oath Keepers event coming up on April 19.
Robb Allen posts a link to a young lady who really tells it like it is! Dang, I sure am glad she's on our side. Heh.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight provides the quote of the day, and it's a barn-burner!
Tam says she's having flashbacks to Jimmy Carter. Take a look to see why.
Walls of the City thoroughly analyzes the Pelosi plan for reinstating the gun ban. It's worth your time to read it.
Way Up North alerts us to an 'odd coincidence' concerning hundreds of similar news stories about 'healthcare reform' showing up in newspapers and other mainstream media all on the same day.
The Rustmeister has a moving story of a WWII medal-of-honor recipient that recently died.
An Ol' Broad's Ramblings presents the best political cartoons on the net...for your Friday reading pleasure.
Remember, this is Good Friday. And remember that it is only through the dark suffering and horrors of the cross that we can find the victories and triumph of Easter.
Notoriously Conservative reports the stunning news that NASA's latest data show that the melting of polar ice we saw before last year could be caused by the pollution controls implemented in the 1970s! Read it all.
David Codrea has one today that should get things stirred up a bit--'Why Are So Many 'Conservatives' Following Michael Savage?' An excellent question that demands an answer.
JR takes the opportunity to do some fisking of a Star-Telegram reporter who had some snarky things to say about the upcoming Tea Parties on April 15.
21 Guns Salute has THE must-read of the day on an intense debate he had recently with a commenter who wants to change the Constitution, particularly with regard to guns.
Alphecca reminds us that tonight ABC will do a special report on guns. Click on his link for details.
Kurt Hofmann speculates on why Obama and company keep changing their story on what they plan to do about 'assault' weapons.
Blogstitution provides a good read on Netanyahu and American interests.
Free In Idaho comments on what Hillary said about the pirates, and he also notes Obama's complete silence.
Rev. Kharma further comments on the above story with 'Bowing to Princes, Surrendering to Pirates.'
Pax Parabellum posts a riveting story on the futility of depending on 911 operators when seconds count.
Texas Fred has a highly important read on a push to reign in a President and Congress that are raging out of control. Read it all.
Sebastian reports that NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg (known affectionately on The Liberty Sphere as 'The Bastard') is paying for some anti-gun ads in the state of Virginia.
Western Rifle Shooters Association informs us of an Oath Keepers event coming up on April 19.
Robb Allen posts a link to a young lady who really tells it like it is! Dang, I sure am glad she's on our side. Heh.
Ride Fast and Shoot Straight provides the quote of the day, and it's a barn-burner!
Tam says she's having flashbacks to Jimmy Carter. Take a look to see why.
Walls of the City thoroughly analyzes the Pelosi plan for reinstating the gun ban. It's worth your time to read it.
Way Up North alerts us to an 'odd coincidence' concerning hundreds of similar news stories about 'healthcare reform' showing up in newspapers and other mainstream media all on the same day.
The Rustmeister has a moving story of a WWII medal-of-honor recipient that recently died.
An Ol' Broad's Ramblings presents the best political cartoons on the net...for your Friday reading pleasure.
Remember, this is Good Friday. And remember that it is only through the dark suffering and horrors of the cross that we can find the victories and triumph of Easter.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)