Notes from the Resistance...
[T]o his surprise, he has become a much followed Gun Rights activist who is changing minds on the War on Guns! [More]More like astonishment.
Among the observers Unruh cites:I put out a second Gun Rights Examiner column today to send readers to WorldNetDaily's current headline article.
Walter Olson at Overlawyered.com
Bryan Myrick at RedCounty.com
The National Association for Gun Rights
Dave Kopel at the Independence Institute
and yours truly... [More]
In a prior post about the new Threeper Nyberg Flag patch, it looks like the zip code was wrong. It wasn't my fault--honest--I made a mistake once back in '56 when I was four and vowed never again.Court records show that Moore has a long history of violent crimes dating back to 1999. He was convicted twice on harassment charges, three times for assault and twice for violating protective orders. [More]Well then it sounds like nothing else could have been done to stop him.
A state trooper in northwest Ohio who was once honored for making the most DUI arrests has been charged with drunken driving. [More]I thought the "40" the "Only Ones" were professional enough to handle was supposed to be a Glock...
Therefore, although it may claim to be done under Congress's tax power, that claim will fail and the fall-back position of the federal government will be Congress's authority to regulate commerce "among the states." Thus, NFA-asserted tax power would actually fall exactly under the commerce clause power challenge that is the core of the MFFA and its clones around the U.S.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column presents a rebuttal to a naysayer.
Also, it's helpful to keep in mind that the MFFA and its clones are really a states' rights exercise, a challenge to federal commerce clause power on Tenth Amendment and other grounds. It is more about federal power than firearms. States' rights are the subject; firearms are the object. [More]
I can easily account for the nine old Virginia Regiments calling more frequently upon you for Clothing than any others, they were the whole winter in the Field and were reduced almost to nakedness. [More]
