Mike Stollenwerk/DC:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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"I have contacted the ATF to request information about how firearms could have been allowed to enter criminal hands. I will promptly share with you a copy of the ATF response. In the meantime, I will closely follow investigation of this matter in the Senate Judiciary Committee with our mutual concerns in mind." [More]Today's second Gun Rights Examiner report shows what you can do to help make sure this investigation can't be ignored.
SEIU Purple Thug Tour Schedule [More]You know, the "servants" working to disarm us, evidently so they can enforce with impunity.
Supporters of the legislation argue that gun violence on campuses, such as the mass shootings at Virginia Tech in 2007 and Northern Illinois in 2008, show that the best defense against a gunman is students who can shoot back. [More]Whereas blood-dancing exploiters have calculated the most lucrative response is to become a professional victim playing the sob-sister circuit.
Mayor William Lantigua says he will no longer pay legal bills for police officers being sued, including the bills for those officers involved in nine brutality cases pending in U.S. District Court. [More]How dare anyone expect individuals to be responsible for their actions?
Brothers accused of impersonating police officers...[More]Like I always say, keep this link handy in case you ever need the defense that there are so many copycat incidents that a reasonable man can never be sure...
Senate Democrats acknowledged that the 19 Republicans could pass any item that doesn't spend state money in their absence. [More]Is that true?
Anyone who thinks a top U.S. cop should enjoy the backing of these alien invaders is asking for a fight. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report looks at...what does the Oath call them?..."enemies foreign and domestic."
Local Patriot militia captured a landing party from a British privateer which had come ashore to claim a Patriot merchantman that had run aground near the Lower Fort during their pursuit of it. [More]
I’ve noted before that lead times make magazines poor places to discuss developing news. By the time this reaches you, it may be a done deal. [More]Or, it may not be, as today's Gun Rights Examiner column proves.
The only question seems to be is the decision to hold off on what the anti-gun choice lobby deems a “crucial position” was initiated by Chairman Leahy, by the nominee himself, or by his Justice Department handlers. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report looks at how much, and therefore how little has changed between columns written months apart but published around the same time.
FBI Agent Blamed for Teen Drunk Driving Death Not Likely to Face Charges for Months [More]
The commander of a Contra Costa County drug task force and the head of a high-profile, Concord-based private investigative firm were arrested Wednesday on allegations they conspired to sell drugs, authorities said. [More]Hey, there were only two of them, lending credence to the 'few bad apples" theory, right...?
"It's not reflective of our agency or our agents..."Because none of them have been arrested before, you see...even though this has apparently been going on with one of their top guys for years.
Memo to ATF: Grassley Not Impressed With Your Dog And Pony Show [More]It's pretty obvious the handlers are to blame...