GRE Round Up for June 17

Here are the latest Gun Rights Examiner posts:

Paul Valone/Charlotte:

NRA sellout on HR 5175 creates national maelstrom

Call NRA officers listed below to express your outrage at having a gun rights organization betray gun owners’...
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Liston Matthews/Knoxville:

A holster with a window? Not for me!

Others are discussing the NRA endorsement of Harry Reid and John McCain, and NRA's support of a gag bill in the...
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John Longenecker/Los Angeles:

Safer Streets 2010: Taking a stand, you say?

I'm looking over the editorials castigating gun owners and I'm seeing a trend for some time. I've put this off long...
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Dave Workman/Seattle:

Fury continues over Disclose Act ‘deal’ for NRA, from without and within

In the 48 hours since an apparent “deal” was struck between Congressional Democrats and the National...
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Kurt Hofmann/St.Louis:
Missouri Schnucks stores see the light; no longer 'gun free' zones

This month, Schnucks grocery stores in Missouri ended their ill-advised policy of prohibiting defensive firearm carry on the premises. The St. Louis...

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While you're at it, be sure and check out these other liberty-oriented Examiners:

• Kent McManigal/Albuquerque Libertarian
• Kevin Wilmeth/Anchorage Libertarian
• Jesse Mathewson/Cochise County Libertarian
• Anthony Martin/Conservative

Comments

There's something screwy going on with comments--I've approved them but they're not showing up--it's a Blogger issue and not something I can readily analyze and correct.

If you look at a post it may show no comments. If you click on the blog post link, you will not see any but mine. But if you click on the comments link and get the pop up window some will appear.

I'm going into the dashboard to see if resetting things will knock something loose.

Anyone else on Blogger having a similar experience today?

We're the Only Ones Doggedly Charging In Enough

Smith says police arrived at their side door and his stepson’s dog approached to see what was going on -- and that's when an officer with a rifle fired one shot. [More]

I'd be interested in learning more about that 911 call. They need to release the tape.

[Via Mike B III]

Suitcase Nukes and Vials of Anthrax Threaten Us All!!!

Or some such lying nonsense from those spreading hysteria to keep that state monopoly of violence going...[More]

We're the Only Ones Camera-Shy Enough

In February 2007, he had been photographing a group of Miami officers as a journalist when they suddenly noticed him. After repeatedly ordering him to stop taking pictures to no avail, they tackled and arrested him for several misdemeanors, one of which claimed he had been obstructing traffic. [More]

Simon Owens profiles Carlos Miller of Photography is Not a Crime.

When We Die as Martyrs

It seems like an evolutionary dead end to me, but I guess it would be intolerant and hostile to that cultural diversity we're told is our strength for me to condemn this. [Watch]

Besides, it's not like we don't have our own regime-supporting youth education outreach going on...

A Ridiculous Idea

You know, permits. [Read]

Liston Matthews tells us why it's also tactically unsound.

Is NRA Changing Stance On Campaign Finance Exemption Deal?

Perhaps this will amount to nothing, and I expect criticism for posting an uncorroborated statement, but with the intense interest that has gripped the gun community over this story, I owe it to Gun Rights Examiner readers to put the raw intel out there. And who knows? If enough gun owners opposing this call, perhaps it will become a self-fulfilling prophecy. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column presumes that regular readers would want to know about this.

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This Day in History: June 17

...they seem, to mistake our understanding as once they did our Resolution—[More]