Tales of the Stupid Party

The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) has chosen former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney as the winner of the first Republican straw poll of the 2012 campaign.[More]

Gee, thanks, "conservatives."

Between gungrabbing Mitthead and that "hip-hop makeover" your gungrabbing chairman thinks is just the ticket, you're pretty much telling me you're the enemy, too, when it comes to protecting my right to keep and bear firearms of militia utility.

And no amount of shameless exploitation will convince me otherwise.

Continue to lose.

Gee, if we can't vote our way out of this, what's left?

America's Awakening on Guns Continues

"Broad base opposition." This is an astute observation, and one my friend John Longenecker continually tries to educate me on with varying degrees of success, which is more a tribute to his patience than to my teachability. We aren't writing these columns so gun owners can agree with us. We're reaching out to fellow citizens who don't frequent gun blogs, who aren't necessarily even gun owners. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column shows media outlets as diverse as The Chatanoogan and The New York Times are starting to notice the popular demand for armed self defense.

It also links to the most current articles by the other Gun Rights Examiners. Please share this column with your friends.

This Day in History: March 1

March 1, 1777 The Pennsylvania State Regiment is officially activated as a unit. The Pennsylvania Council of Safety prescribes that there will be ten companies, "eight of them armed with muskets and the other two with riffles." (sic)They are officially uniformed in a blue regimental coat with red lining and facing and pewter buttons inscribed PSR. Black regimental hats are bound up in yellow. Records of deserters in 1777-78 show however, men clad in various color regimental coats and hunting shirts. [More]