Biden not yet holding a formal news conference raises accountability questions [More]
No, it raises competency questions.
Thursday, March 11, 2021
The Wrong Question
Get a GRIP
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) and U.S. Representative Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (R-Ariz.) today introduced the Gun-owner Registration Information Protection Act (GRIP Act) to prohibit states, localities, or any other organization from using federal funding to maintain gun registries. [More]
That none of the registries list criminals with guns and are therefore useless for that purpose doesn't occur to any Democrats or "commonsense gun safety" groups? Or of course it does, and that's not why they're doing it...
[Via Henry Bowman]
Pre-Confiscation Registration Advances
Background checks pass in the House:
- H.R. 1446: (Smith and Fitzpatrick are the two GOP Democrats)
- H.R. 8: (This one has eight Republiquislings-- I don't have time to scroll through them right now)
[Via Roger J]
While many expected Democrats to support gun control, eight Republicans joined the anti-gunners in their assault on self-defense by voting for H.R. 8. The “Hall of Shame” includes Vern Buchanan (R-FL), Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA), Andrew Garbarino (R-NY), Carlos Gimenez (R-FL), Adam Kinzinger (R-IL), Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL), Christopher Smith (R-FL) and Fred Upton (R-MI). Representatives Fitzpatrick and Smith also supported indefinitely delaying gun purchases by voting for H.R. 1446.
And quick as you please:
Schumer puts gun control on Senate agenda
[Via Mack H]
Pillow Talk
Today, Max and Joe are interviewing Mike Lindell, the CEO of My Pillow. The three will discuss Mike's life story, his rise to fame as the "My Pillow Guy," big tech censorship, and, most importantly, Election Fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election!The interview airs LIVE on Facebook and DLive at 2:05 PM Eastern. We will also have a backup live stream on our homepage, www.conservative-daily.com in case either of the other streams go down. Immediately after the live interview, we will publish the video onto our Rumble channel as well as our Gab TV channel. Because of heavy censorship, the interview will NOT air on our YouTube channel. After the interview, you will also be able to download the audio podcast episode at Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, iHeart Radio, TuneIn, or Podbean.
I know it's late notice but I just opened the email.
ICYMI, here was my take on a directly related development.
Speaking of the Content of Their Character...
The New Normal
From the B...Halls of Montezuma...
Taxpayers will now foot the bill for gender reassignment surgery for active military personnel and veterans, with some treatments costing upward of $200,000 under an executive order signed by President Biden. [More]
And thank you for your cervix.
Tell me this won't make the Chicoms fear us.
[Via Michael G]
GOP Fudge Factors
The worst thing about her confirmation is that Fudge, a radical, race-baiting conspiracist, was confirmed 66-34. Do the math: Sixteen Republicans voted for this wacko. [More]
Anybody care to compare? Or guess what I was tempted to title this?
[Via Michael G]
Leading the Way
“Thank God for Custer County!” BoH Stands Tall: We Are Open and Free - We Will Not Comply [More]
Compare these fine folks to the DSM.
Private Parts
Speaking of White Privilege
Robin DiAngelo, the white author of a bestselling “antiracism” book, balked at a request to accept a reduced speaking fee from a public university amid the coronavirus pandemic, insisting that her $12,750 rate was already a bargain. [More]
Well, this is lots more than I want to know about her...
[Via Michael G]
A Partisan Issue
Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Piers Morgan Paradise...
Met officer arrested on suspicion of murder [More]
It's not like "the law" would have allowed her the means to defend herself.
[Via bondmen]
UPDATE- In conversation. She spoke just like a baroness:I might put in an amendment to create a curfew for men on the streets after 6 pm. I feel this would make women a lot safer, and discrimination of all kinds would be lessened.”
Yeah, what could possibly be discriminatory about that?
But that's what you get when you allow your society to be ruled by fear.
[Via Mack H]
Intertwining the Branches
State Rep that wants to disarm opponents that are civilians wants legislators to have police powers [More]
Hell, as long as the separation of powers is no longer an issue, we might as well cede authority for him to be judge, jury, and executioner, too.
Why does an observation by Madison excluding "public officials" come to mind?
[Via bondmen]
What's in a Name?
The Weaponization Of The Term "Far Right" [More]
If you want to exterminate people, first you have to dehumanize them.
[Via bondmen]
Every Picture Tells a Story
We're the Only Ones Recruiting Enough
On Thursday, March 11, 2021 at 1:15 p.m., the NJ Senate Law and Public Safety Committee is scheduled to consider S 568 --legislation that would inject law enforcement into the process of evaluating whether someone has recovered from mental health issues and should be given an expungement so they can receive NJ firearms credentials. [More]
Please help us to rid the streets of morons, psychopaths, and mental defectives and put them where they belong: On the force.
Rich in Target Opportunities
Midterm election stunner: Geraldo Rivera considers a U.S. Senate run in Ohio [More]
I feel an AmmoLand article coming on...
[Via Sweet Baboo]
No Exceptions
Contrary to the beliefs of many politicians, there is no provision within the American Constitution that renders its provisions irrelevant if someone says the words “public health” or “national security” or “COVID-19.” On the contrary, the very reason we have a written constitution is to prevent our freedoms from being evaporated every time something unpleasant or alarming happens. [More]
Not that most give a damn what it says...
Having Their Cake and Eating It Too
Emboldening the Controllers
They know that if Americans can’t muster the strength of will to organize, rise up, and use the political measures that are short of armed rebellion, then they most assuredly do not possess the strength of will and courage to cross the line to armed rebellion. [More]
Those who would rule are counting on shallow and impulsive low-hanging fruit that has not done and won't do the hard work of using the remarkable system devised and bequeathed by the Founders. They'll be happy to provoke and then exploit the hell out of every ill-thought-out act they can incite the pliable to rush into and f*** up, and then so smear us all.
[Via Mack H]
Speaking or PITAs...
House GOP struggles over conservative hardliners' tactics: 'It's a pain in the a**' [More]
Interesting, they chose to illustrate the article with a photo of Fred Upton...
[Via Mack H]
Representative Leadership
Should you have to get a permit to carry a concealed handgun in Louisiana? Currently, you do, but one lawmaker is looking to get rid of the permitting process to allow for easier concealed carry in the state. [More]
Danny McCormick looks interesting.
And he makes a great point by presenting the perspective as being one of a right to wear a jacket.
This is what I mean by expecting our representatives to be leaders who don't have to be prodded, cajoled, and begged to do the right thing. As such, I expect them to know the right thing without being told because they share core principles.
I'd like to learn more.
[Via Mack H]
A Matter of Priorities
In the latest of many issues to plague the nation’s seriously flawed system to detect biological attacks, a federal audit reveals it lacks detection equipment in more than half the country and is unable to recognize multiple biological agents that pose threats. [More]
Yeah, well, the government is more interested in "threats" to political class exclusivity to bother with the pesky Preamble.
Besides, do you know how many quid pro quo palms you can grease with $18B of other peoples' money?
With 'Republicans' Like These...
Several Republican Senators Roy Blunt (MO), Richard Burr (NC), Shelley Moore-Capito (WV), Bill Cassidy (LA), Susan Collins (ME), John Cornyn (TX), Joni Ernst (IA), Lindsey Graham (SC), Chuck Grassley (IA), Jim Inhofe (OK), Ron Johnson (WI), James Lankford (OK), Mitch McConnell (KY), Jerry Moran (KS), Lisa Murkowski (AK), Rob Portman (OH), Mitt Romney (UT), Mike Rounds (SD), John Thune (SD), and Thom Tillis (NC) all voted to confirm Garland. [More]
Well, that doesn't bode well for freedom. So much for "pro-gun" creds that got several of these frauds elected. I'll be interested in seeing how many got "A" ratings from NRA, and what their NumbersUSA grades are.
And it looks like he'll be directing DOJ focus on targets other than the communists occupying "autonomous zones" in American cities. Establishment" GOP support for him means they are counting on a government discrediting campaign against Trump agenda supporters.
At least GOA "scored the final vote in favor of the confirmation of Judge Garland as an anti-gun vote."
[Via Mack H]
Common Census Citizen Disenfranchisement Laws
Biden’s betrayal of citizenship sabotages our republican form of government. [More]
Good thing this has nothing to do with that "single issue"!
[Via Michael G]
Like Their Hands are Clean
"Mexico’s government is worried the new U.S. administration’s asylum policies are stoking illegal immigration and creating business for organized crime..." [More]
Well then stop being a fundamental part of the problem.
All the Inspiration We Need
Rep. Swalwell Claims GOP Senators Inspiring ‘White Nationalists’ To ‘Take Up Arms Against Their Government’ [More]
As opposed to totalitarian politicians who advocate taking up nukes against "We the People" who refuse to obey his disarmament orders?
[Via Michael G]
Daily Defense Redux
Today’s guest is David Codrea. Topic is felons and gun possession!
My conversation with Armed American Radio's Mark Walters revolved around My recent AmmoLand article, "Some ‘Gun Rights Leaders’ are Endorsing the Absolute Wrong Idea on Fighting Crime." I'm still getting some pushback from proponents who believe me to be unclear on the intent of developing legislation they support because it is being written to apply to violent repeat offenders. I understand that, but it looks like I'll probably have to write a follow-up in the near future to elaborate on why I still think it's a bad idea, regardless.
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