GRE Round Up for May 3

Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:

Dave Workman/Seattle:

• BREAKING: Grassley, Issa tell Holder they’re not giving up 
• Grassley may confront Holder on ‘Gunrunner’ Wednesday
  

Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:

• Tucson shooting victim and widower speaks to NRA board

Cliffs

Alvie's pushed a lot of stuff off of them lately. [Read]

Safer Streets/Liberty News

Longenecker's latest...[Read]

A Setback for Nordyke

A federal appeals court has upheld an Alameda County ordinance that prohibits guns at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, dealing a setback to gun show promoters. [More]

Here's the opinion.


[Via Dave Licht and Geordan]

This Morning's Hearings

Sound problems are being reported on the House Judiciary Committee website. The hearing is also available on C-SPAN 3.

Holder also to appear in front of Senate Judiciary Committee on May 4

In addition to this morning's appearance before the House Judiciary Committee to testify about "Project Gunwalker,"* Attorney General Eric Holder is also scheduled to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee tomorrow.  [More]

This morning's Gun Rights Examiner column notes an encore performance.

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This Day in History: May 3

On May 3, Lt. Col. John Laurens and a 250-man detachment of the North Carolina Light Infantry were on a mission to bring back the Patriot rear guard before the British cut them off. When they encountered the British, Laurens chose a bad position for his troops. The British fired long-range artillery at the Patriots, who were powerless to do anything. Laurens was shot in the arm and his horse was killed by artillery fragments. [More]