Another 'So-Called Judge'

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, a Democrat, says the resolution is non-binding and is meant to make those here illegally feel comfortable ... [More]

When lawmakers and judges promote lawlessness, that is exactly what you get.

A question to consider: If the law is supposed to protect us from them, does it not also serve to protect them from us?

It's a shame Judge Gorsuch thinks he needs to run away from plain speaking on judging such subversives. And I'm giving him the benefit of a yuge assumption here.

UPDATE: And it turns out that was "fake news"?

Welcome to the Party, Pals

Over the years, the Department of Justice has taken action against various other civil and constitutional rights abuses. It is time for the DOJ to prosecute violations of the Second Amendment and federal laws including the Firearms Owners Protection Act. The next attorney general should take action against states and local governments that adopt laws designed specifically to infringe on the rights of honest firearms owners or discourage people from exercising their right to keep and bear arms for legitimate reasons, including self-defense. [More]

You don't say.

The Power of Disruption

That's what this all boils down to. [More]

Seized on for the Optics

Tell me this wasn't. [More]

From the Party that Would Rather See You Dead than Armed...

Gun laws unchanged as Democrats pick off bills on schools, businesses and ammo [More]

Why, that's just plain astonishing!

No?

[Via cydl]

Point of Focus

With GRNC feedback and support, Representative LARRY PITTMAN (R-Cabarrus) today introduced House Bill 69 for what will be GRNC’s main legislative thrust for 2017: constitutional (permitless) carry. [More]

Who wants to help?

Unclear on the Concept

"Come, let us reason together."

It was said that interactions should be conducted in a "‘congenial' manner." [More]

With raging, violent lunatics who want them dead?

[Via Mack H]

Get Smart

Gil Smart: How I changed my mind on guns [More]

I'm not convinced he's all the way there, but it's a beginning.

Still, this is right on:

And I think the loudest anti-gun rhetoric comes from those who have never been around firearms.

Too often those who presume to teach don't even belong in the class without some prerequisites.

[Via Jeffersonian]

Captain's Log

• Lying Under Oath
• Banning Assault Geezers
• Motivational Writing

Hot Air Republicans

A group of prominent Republicans and business leaders pitched a tax on carbon dioxide to top White House aides Wednesday... [More]

They call this "a conservative free market approach"?  What are they, Opposite Day "progressives" in disguise?

In fact, uh, yeah, they are.

And these self-enriching economic fascists weren't grabbed by their collars and pants seats and physically thrown out because...?

If I Can't Cheat, Forget It

Read the last paragraph. [More]

What do such expectations for insider information tell us about the criminal enterprise these parasites feed through?

And what an example of an overprivileged dolt. I wonder how he'd do in another competitive arena.

Barring that, this practically screams for a corruption investigation, replete with screams of "Witch hunt!" as schemes to induce Sonnyboy to either take one for the team or else throw him under the bus are explored.

Speaking of Disheartening

Supreme Court nominee Gorsuch calls Trump's tweets 'disheartening' [More]

Commited domestic enemy Blumenthal, looking for anything to dishearten and demoralize Trump supporters over this nomination, presses and presses the guy to get anything that can be interpreted as an exploitable response. And the media is thrilled to spread it.

That said, there are better ways to think on your feet and play coy, and the answer to that line of inquiry bolsters the need to nail Gorsuch down on 2A specifics.

UPDATE: And it turns out that was "fake news"?

Ambition, Turning Down Heat Seen as Motivators behind ATF Proposals on Guns

Savage agrees that such incentives, including the potential for the top spot at BATFE, could be factors. Another potential explanation is one of organizational pragmatism. [More]

One thing's for sure -- they're not doing this because the believe the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.  And it looks like our FOIA may just be a catalyst for some change.

Separation of Science and State

Elias opens the door to Lab 257 and notes what came out. [More]

When Fisters Attack

All this is to say, to strike is to disrupt in whatever ways we can, the smooth functioning of the systems of domination we find ourselves surrounded by. This can be a railroad blockaded, a freeway shut down, a police vehicle overturned, a neighborhood barricaded to prevent ICE or BP from so much as entering, a caregivers’ strike, or a baseball bat to a klansman or rapist’s kneecap.

We echo some distant accomplices when we say, BE THE FIST YOU WANT TO SEE IN A FASCIST’S FACE. [More]

With "klansmen" and "rapists" being whomever they decide to assault with weapons and potentially lethal force. You know, anyone who's not a raving Marxist tool.

Obviously, Choice One is to avoid trouble if you can.  If you can't, then pre-plan ways to ensure safety, including traveling in groups, scouting, assessing before proceeding, keeping apprised of scanner chatter, making sure communications channels are established and working, and exercising your right to keep and bear arms -- with the obvious caveat that you'd better know what you're doing and be prepared not to make things disastrous for yourself or for non-attackers.

UPDATE: Find an event near you (and act accordingly).

Garbage In, Garbage Out

Despite claims of enhanced vetting, the reality is that it is virtually impossible to vet an individual who has no type of an official record, particularly in countries compromised by terrorism. U.S. immigration officials simply rely on the person’s often rehearsed and fabricated “testimony.” I have personally seen this on hundreds of occasions. [More]

So ensuring garbage data let's garbage in and doesn't keep garbage out is what Opposite Day "progressives" mean by "rigorous security screening"?

Don't Think of Them as Anti-Gun. Think of Them as Pro-Slaughtered Children.

"Ms. DeVos was not able to clearly express her understanding or her commitment to enforcing the gun-free school zone act," he added. [More]

Why would anyone but an oath-breaking murderer-enabler commit to that, senator?

I see A-rated and endorsed Lisa Murkowski (along with perennial turncoat Susan Collins) is also siding with Team Traitor. At least she agrees with Wayne.

Big mistake with her, Mr. President. As the opportunistic ingrate showed you. We should all never forget that had it been up to her (and AQ-rated Dan Sullivan)*, Hillary would now be "Madam President."

And while we're on the subject of education, what the hell ever happened with this?

[Via Mack H]

*   And they only downgraded Democrat Begich to "A-" after he'd voted to confirm Sotomayor and Kagan.

Dontae's Inferno

All things considered, Dad should have known better -- on several counts. [More]

[Via Florida Guy]  

#WearOrange?

In a last-minute visual reminder, a large crowd of hunters wearing blaze orange and camouflage lined the path between lawmakers’ offices and the Capitol. [More]

And they all showed up for Lobby Day too?

As an aside, it appears the Bloombergians committed before considering the irony.

[Via Mack H]

Not Too Old to Take Out the Trash

An armed veteran from St. Louis killed one man and injured another during an armed robbery attempt in the metro east. But, on Friday, prosecutors said the veteran's actions are justified, and could help solve dozens of other violent crimes in Illinois and Missouri. [More]

Curious. The Opposite Day "common sense gun safety law" fanatics would rather he had not been armed --  by forced of edict.  I guess they figure the more heinous acts of brutality, the more blood they have to dance in, all the better to advance the disarmament of their countrymen.

[Via Geordan]

Wait, You Mean Anonymously Posting 'Molon Labe' Comments Isn't Enough?

A man's got to know his limitations. And not project them onto others. [More]

[Via Mike H]

We're the Only Ones Filling the Bill Enough

The former police chief of East St. Louis, Michael Floore plead guilty Tuesday in a St. Clair County courtroom to theft by deception. At the heart of the case was former police chief admission that he collected pay from Metro for work not done. [More]

So he's a thief and a fraud?

I trust this surprises no one:

What does the chief of police in East St. Louis think of the Chicago mayor’s idea to cut down on illegal gun trading in Illinois by creating a $65 per year fee for handgun registry? KMOX News asked Michael Floore, and here’s what he said, ” I think it’s a great idea. Maybe it will help us cut down on crime.”

[Via bondmen]

The Real Face of Hate, Intolerance and Exclusion

“If you would do this to me, in your country, why would I let you in my country?” [More]

As an aside, funny what YouTube allows and what it doesn't. Anybody have experiences to share about alternatives?

Looks like Blogger lets you share Vimeo vids:

GUN from Dave Glanz on Vimeo.

[Via Florida Guy]   

Toothsome Women

ISIS unleash lady jihadi BITING BRIGADE armed with 'metal jaws' to tear women to death [More]

 #WhyIMarch?

The Dirty Vicar

51-year-old Vicar Christopher King was arrested Friday night after police say they found child pornography on his computer. King has since been fired from the Saint James of Jerusalem Episcopal Church in Long Beach. [More]

Cor, what a lovely bit o' stuff!

And just look what they want to control instead of themselves.

#NotMyComedian

No Joke: Al Franken for President? [More]

Too crude for me, with his big "but" routine.

Especially when he shows it to us.

Trump's Russian Hackers

How come they all seem to work for Democrats? [More]

#DriveHypocrisy

@Audi's social media weasel-worder trips over the main virtue signaling talking point. [More]

Speaking of "equal work," that's some glass ceiling shattering:

Here too (2 out of 14, and Personnel and Propaganda don't exactly call the shots).

For "progressives," every day is Opposite Day.

Hey, how's this for a PR slogan?

But some work is more equal than other.

Gun-Grabbing ‘Sanctuary Lawmaker’ Admits ‘Half of My Family’ Breaking Law

As is typical, the law is what De Léon and his fellow California “progressives” say it is. Laws they oppose are to be disregarded. In other words, he stands for lawlessness and tyranny. [More]

Disregarding the law is also what allows foreign enemies to be transformed into domestic ones.

[Via Jeet]

Better than a Ride on the Reading

[More]

Out of the Blue

How nice. [More]

Thank you.

Generally I've come to  expect opposite impressions.

Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics

Wintemute’s research isn’t political: Data never really is.  [More]

Damned liars.

[Via Mack H]

'No Compromise'?

Trump Selects a Justice in the Mold of Antonin Scalia [More]

How do they know?

And what limits does he support?

This ain't exactly a ringing testimonial:

In U.S. v. Games-Perez, Gorsuch stated, in dicta, that an individual should not be able to be convicted of a “gun possession” offense unless the person knew his actions were unlawful.  

What, like me? Like the "I will not comply" movement?

He also said "the Second Amendment protects an individual’s right to own firearms and may not be infringed lightly...”

"Lightly"?

I guess GOA does not agree that we should look before we buy and are stuck with a judge forever? Instead they present a compelling reason to leap before we look?

"We understand that the defeat of President Trump's nominee could mean that Scalia's seat would held open by the minority until it could be filled by someone who is rabidly anti-gun -- and who would tip the balance of the court in favor of the repeal of the Second Amendment as an individual right."

I call hyperbole on that. Only if Republicans let them.

As long as I'm grousing:

When are we going to see specifically called-out action on this pledge and what we'd agreed was an existential threat to RKBA (46 minute mark)? Because I see nothing on GOA's site indicating it's a factor. Matter of fact, I see them stumping for a guy who got a 68% score on immigration.

And I'm sure Ms. Pepper is a very nice person.  Why do all the measurable achievements -- as presented in the plug -- appear to be for "sporting purposes"?

Mr. Macy: Care to give us something more substantial and show us how she would answer the same questions Mr. Stamboulieh did?

I can't count the number of times I've gone to bat for GOA over the years because of a truly different way of doing things in Springfield vs. Fairfax. Sadly, I'm no longer seeing it.

Perhaps it's me. Perhaps I'm the one who's too extreme.

What am I asking for that "The only no compromise gun lobby in Washington" would want to shy away from?

We're the Only Ones Explosive Enough

Police blow up 'suspicious' car outside station - then realise it had been parked there by fellow officers [More]

WarOnGuns has obtained an exclusive photo of officers setting the charge:

[Via Steve T] 

Back to What He Understands

A San Antonio man who was freed from life in prison by President Barack Obama is back behind bars after allegedly crashing his vehicle into another motorist and undercover police cars while fleeing from a drug deal Thursday. [More]

Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your na-a-ame...

Funny though, how a "law" designed to protect society ends up endangering it.

Guy just couldn't cope with the maddening prison rules on the "outside," though, could he? At least he didn't pull a Brooksy.

[Via William T who brings up an excellent point: "Vetted ... We can't even properly screen our OWN citizens..."]

News Update from Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership

I can't repro an entire long email here, but suffice it to say they have not issued an update for a while due to other pressing matters, such as real life responsibilities. They are doctors, you know.

You can find out what's happened since last time by visiting their website. I actually recommend you bookmark it and make it a place to regularly check.

14,000

And it's not a hundred times that much because...? [More]

For the Children

Not for the faint of heart. Meaning if you can't watch this in its entirety and come to grips with it, you need to consider what that could mean to your ability to protect those you love. [Watch]

And then there's the cow-witted MILM (but I repeat myself) approach: Keep our own boys ignorant -- and better yet, "feminize" them and cram "tolerance" into them. The better to have them grow up unprepared to meet their counterparts intent on doing this to them.

Oh, and by all means, have the "Authorized Journalists" crank out more sob stories about how mean ol' Donald Trump is victimizing refugees, especially the children.

This ought to be a classroom accompaniment to middle school Basic Militia Training.

[Via John Snyder]

It's Not Just the Second

Those unleashing their useful idiot animals hate all rights, especially the right of free speech, which is a manifestation of the right of free thought.  [More]

They demand to control it all. And they're willing eager to destroy to get it.

Doomed from the Outset

During last year’s legislative session, bills identical to S.B. 7 were introduced in the Senate and House, and were killed in the House State, Veterans and Military Affairs committee. With a Democratic majority in the House, this is the likely fate for S.B.7 and House Bill 1097, which is its House twin. [More]

Which means, for now at least, the options are obey or defy. Not that you'll get any of the major "gun rights advocacy" groups to recommend "I will not comply."

Hey, it's not like you can be trusted with Pez dispensers.

[Via cydl]

Misrepresentation and Misrepresentation

No, the GOP Did Not Just Repeal the Background Check System or Give Guns to the Mentally Ill [More]

For that first part, why not? Has anyone of those orange card beneficiaries even suggested it? Or are "A" grades just for show?

[Via Mack H]

Breaking Bad

Attorney In IRS Office Of Professional Responsibility (Columbia J.D., NYU Tax LL.M., Georgetown Adjunct Tax Prof) Busted For Dealing Crystal Meth [More]

An Opposite Day "progressive" ethics attorney? But think of all the good he did, clerking for a Clinton nominee and doing pro-bono work representing immigrants...

[Via Michael G]

We're the Only Ones Excessive Enough

Judge: Former Yellowstone County deputies used excessive force in deadly stop [More]

Too little to late: "The former deputies were cleared of criminal wrongdoing at a coroner’s inquest..."

You or I would have faced and been convicted on second degree murder (or manslaughter at a minimum) charges, and rightfully so.

[Via Rough and Ready]

This Oughtta Get Some Heads Exploding

Senior ATF official proposes loosening gun regulations [More]

I may have more in a day or so  -- I need to check some stuff first.  A lot of people besides WaPo's award-winning plagiarist have been covering this (Dean Weingarten does his traditional excellent job and even credibly suggests motive) and, being a mere Unauthorized Journalist, I want to be able to add a unique perspective (if I can find one) rather than just reword the work of others.

In the mean time, here's the paper in question.

Ready to Rumble?

Uh, it's gonna take more than a few "boxing lessons," fellas. [More]

There sure is a lot of projection and denial going on.

Forehead Slapping Contest

[More]

Hard to tell who's making the bigger assumption here.

[Via Neil W]

Growing Talk of a Coup Reflects Progressive Projection, Lust for Power at All Costs

For all their talk about civil liberties, it really shows what potential totalitarian monsters these people are. [More]

Their lust for power is so great they openly fantasize about imposing martial law.

We're the Only Ones Nonresponsive Enough

Woman's unanswered 911 call highlights metro-wide problem ... "They’re supposed to be my protector..." [More]

That right there is your first mistake.

[Via cydl]

Your Papers...

Deputy Pima County Attorney Kathleen Mayer argued that requiring all passengers carry proper identification could help officers when they suspect a passenger is acting illegally. [More]

The Clouseau postulate of probable cause...

[Via Keith B]

Making Good on His Pledge?

...Donald Trump promised both Kent Terry and Michelle Terry-Balogh, siblings of Brian Terry, if elected he would get the truth and answers regarding both Fast and Furious and the murder of Brian. [More]

Remember?

Actionable Tips

Pretty good. [More]

There are times when an actionable plan to neutralize trouble requires you to either stand your ground or run toward it. There are times when avoidance makes things worse.

There is no one size fits all. Your mileage may vary.

My only real point of contention:

Depending on what state you live in, you’ll have certain options as far as what you carry with you every day when you leave the house.

You always have options.

[Via Florida Guy]   

Lying Down with Dogs

It's the bloated and blood-sucking ticks and fleas you need to watch out for. [More]

[Via Geordan]

Playing Both Sides Against the Middle

“We’ve all heard the complaints from Hillary Clinton camp that Trump was backed by the Russians, and if that’s true Putin has been playing a double game because Putin’s Anti-Globalist Movement is supporting some of the leading militants in the United States who are organizing the anti-Trump protests,” Loudon said.  [More]

Of course. It's called "self-interest."

Which is a good reason to have a strong negotiator able to offer carrots and sticks based on that which can be verified.

Adelberto Get Your Gun

Or not. [More]

Turns out he really didn't have one.

[Via Neil W]

A Question of Response

There is this school of thought. [More]

There's another that says make popcorn.

[Via Michael G]

Who Wants to Buy a Cup for What You Can Brew a Pot For?

[More]

Just think of all the people you'll be helping!

A Tell-Tale Sign

Soros Fingerprints All Over Anti-Trump Lawsuits [More]

So there were blood stains?

And isn't this confirmation of this?

How Treason is Rationalized

National Firearms Act: Hearings, Seventy-third Congress, Second Session, on H. R. 9066 [More]

Dean Weingarten analyzes.

Maybe It's Too Much Work

[More]

Because face it, not only will this put our names on lists, but it also requires going the extra step of telling people about it and urging them to be force multipliers...

Hey, how about that game last night?

Molon Labe!

[Via CDT]

Point/Counterpoint

[More]

There's a qualitative difference between faulty memories when one involves a news story and the other involves ... you.

[Via Florida Guy]   

An Idea Whose Time Has Come

If passed and put into law, any Florida business owner that requires its customers and employees to disarm will be held liable for any damages resulting from violence on their premises. [More]

Until then, use these -- and shop accordingly:

[Via Florida Guy]   

Raising the Barr

President Trump should waste no time in “unsigning” the ATT. [More]

Agreed.

See, Bob, when you're right I have no issues with you.

It's when you're wrong...

We're the Only Ones Freeing Enough

Texas Sheriff Releases 39 Criminal Aliens in First Two Days of Sanctuary Policy [More]

And yes, of course she characterizes allowing non-"Only Ones" to open carry as irresponsible.

[Via Michael G]

Call of Duty

In one case in which he ruled against the Second Amendment, Gorsuch even declared, “Our duty to follow precedent sometimes requires us to make mistakes.”  [More]

Counterpoints here.  Again quoting "lightly," as if that's a plus.

Will not one of the Gorsuch defenders support finding out exactly who and what they're asking us to fight for?

How about you? Do you want to find out? If so, have you contacted Judiciary Republicans with that expectation?

[Via Michael Dukes]

When Was He Ever Close?

Senate Republican Leader McConnell Distances Himself From Trump Stances [More]

Battle's coming. Time for the self-preservationists to beat feet, or at least set up a later claim of plausible deniability.

No one thought it was ever about him representing them, did they?

Connect the Dots

Gun owners who have been convicted of an alcohol-related offense, such as driving under the influence or drunk and disorderly conduct, are up to five times as likely to be arrested for a violent or firearm-related crime than those who have not, new research shows. [More]

Oh, well as long as Bloomberg-funded "journalists" are "reporting" this, it can't be propaganda.

This "research"?

By the snitch-recruiting "Hero of Medicine"?

The guy who has continually equated my post with a threat in a bid for self-righteous indignation, sympathy and admiration for the bravery it must take to soldier on in the face of such adversity? He didn't get it right there either, and the only explanation that makes sense is that was intentional. He's the one we're supposed to trust with threat assessments?

He just keeps throwing stuff against the wall in the hopes something will stick. That's because he desperately wants to come up with reasons to keep his countrymen from being armed.

[Via Matt F]

Opposite Day 'Progressive' Tolerance and Inclusion

The Left Hates You. [More]

Convert or die.

Either that or accept the reality and act accordingly.

Funny, thing abut those who promote the meme that domestic enemies are "not evil, just wrong."

Here's one group that did. Guess who's behind them...?

[Via Michael G]

Effectively Disarmed French Citizens Got Off Lucky in Louvre Attack

... had the soldiers not been at the Louvre, innocents would have died. Had the lunatic been armed with more than a machete, lots of innocents. That’s because, as we see occurring everywhere citizens are disarmed, the “law” gives a distinct advantage to those who ignore it, and who then seek out those who don’t. [More]

What would French citizens have done had these guys not been around?

Exclusive: Wolves for Common Sense Horn Safety Laws

Whether we’re talking about first-person attackers, like Ivanov, or political ones relying on enforcers to do their violence for them, like Yee, one factor is shared in common: Neither wants honest folk armed because ultimately, the Second Amendment can enable the people to repel both kinds of predator. [More]

Hey, going for your throat can be risky business.

Valhalla, I am Coming

Campaign to Replace ‘Standard Swedish’ With Migrant-Inclusive Accent Launched [More]

They always have exhibited higher-than-normal suicidal tendencies. It's tough to work up a desire to help people who don't want it and are doing this to themselves.

[Via Florida Guy] 

Damned if You Do?

You Can Now Buy these Lowers Again — But ATF Says they’re Illegal! [More]

This whole Ares Armor nightmare should be all anyone needs to demonstrate how people with the power to destroy businesses and lives make compliance with their demands impossible. It also shows that trying to come up with "reasonable" infringements that are both Constitutional and consistent is like a lie that only grows and compounds and gets worse as new lies are thrown out to cover the old ones.

[Via Neil W]

And the Thing About the Dog...

If you passed out in a diabetic coma, chances are it would eat your toes. [More]

Feeding the Enemy

Per Opposite Day "progressives," Homeland Security is advanced by supporting and enabling those professionally engaged in destabilizing and calling for #REVOLT. [More]

If they can't stop it or take it back, at the very least they ought to find and fire the DHS embedded domestic enem(ies) who advanced such theft for the traitor Johnson's approval.

[Via Tom Skoch]

How Do You Get from Here to There?

I understand getting popped for intoxicated driving, getting belligerent, being taken down to the station, booked... [More]

And I understand your fellow connected elites needing to maintain a professional distance.

The dots I don't see connected are how do you go from that to getting your house searched? A connected lawyer doesn't know to keep his mouth shut around the police?

I see the guy's a real ... uh ... dick.

[Via bondmen]

About That Social Security Ban

House votes to undo Obama-era gun control rule [More]

Still a ways to go. And I'm starting to question how much of the noise is for show.

We're the Only Ones Unidentifiable Enough

A bill to prohibit Virginia law enforcement agencies from quickly identifying officers involving in shootings passed a House of Delegates committee Thursday on an 11-8 vote. The bill, which could make it a crime to identity an officer before six months have passed since a shooting or an investigation is completed, cleared the House General Laws Committee and now heads to the floor for a full vote. Two Republicans and six Democrats opposed the bill in the GOP-controlled committee. [More]

Republicans: Do you really not get this? This is why freedom-minded people fear giving you power.

Forget principle. You don't see the political advantage of letting Democrats be the party of the police state?

[Via Mack H]

Paradise Lost

Hawaii Did Not Issue Any Gun-Carry Permits to Private Citizens in 2016 [More]

No surprises there. Anybody think their relatively low violent crime rate is due to "gun control" as opposed to ... oh, I don't know...?

Do you know when you get off a plane from the mainland there they require you to fill out a (punishable) affidavit attesting you are not bringing in any "illegal" (undocumented?) "plants and animals"?  This from a place with signs warning drivers of deer, and all kinds of imported animal and plant life?

I know "Sanctuary State" California asks if you have any produce when you drive across their border from Arizona. What I don't know is if they'll still laugh if you reply "No, but I can make you a sandwich."

The Hawaiians realize their statist infringement on the right of free travel is so offensive they actually warn you that.. well here, let me show you:

[Click]

Yep, merely defacing their punk form can carry a fine of up to $25,000 and a year in the slammer.  I wonder what would happen if I mailed them one with a swastika, or a two-word message beginning with "F"?

Look, we all get that ecosystems can be damaged. There are ways to persuade against that without making your first outreach an unfunded mandate demand for uncompensated administrative work that violates the rights of those who wish to exercise their right of free association -- backed by a threat. I guess if we've already let TSA cop a feel, the assumption is we're easy.

And as long as we're tangentially on the subject of endangered species, note native Republicans have been driven to extinction. The predilection for statist coercion being the first resort makes that pretty evident.

Funny thing about those tolerant "progressives" -- there's another foreign transplant they've managed to keep out. Anybody see any Syrian or Nigerian communities in the land of inclusive Democrat control?

Aloha 'Oe.

More Wishful Thinking

The fourth possibility is one that until recently I would have said was unthinkable in the United States of America: a military coup... [More]

Yep, State has been infested with domestic enemies like Rosa Brooks. Naturally, the Soros minions love her.

Isn't it revealing that Opposte Day "progressives," who tradionally have loathed the military and who tell us they stand for "social justice," so yearn for martial law?

It always seems to work out that way with totalitarians.

Can There Be No Peace Between Our Peoples?

Ummm... no:

Whiteness is violence. Both upon those who wield whiteness to get what they want and those who are smashed under the colonial weight of whiteness.

At least not with the likes of these:

Because of that, it feels betrayed and asks, “why do you hate me?” or “why do you hate white people?” but what it means is why are you disrupting the construction of my identity?

"It." 

Human beings feel and ask and mean. "Whiteness" does not. How telling, and what an indicator of what we could expect if rage-filled moral defectives such as these prevail.

I will stand with my ideological brothers and sisters to do what it takes to oppose such evil, racist lunatics.

And history and honor demand that I stand armed.

Unlike Most

In my Gorsuch piece yesterday, I linked to a National Review piece, which said in a call-out for emphasis:

Most in the gun community would agree that violent felons and the mentally deranged should be denied the right to arms and that doing so does not infringe the Second Amendment.

Not me, not unless they're segregated from the rest of us after receiving full due process. It makes no sense and is criminally irresponsible to allow proven threats to move freely among those who live responsibly.  You wouldn't open the cage and let a man-eating tiger loose simply because an arbitrary sentence behind bars had been served.

Anyone who can't be trusted with a gun can't be trusted without a custodian.

Don't argue with me about that truth, argue with the tiger.

Speaking of Illegitimate

Schumer And Leadership Team Refuse To Meet With Gorsuch [More]

Proof that it's pure political grandstanding intended to sabotage the legitimately-elected executive, which makes it demonstrably subversive:

Democrats fuming over Gorsuch backed him in 2006

And more from the Party of Phony Outrage:

Democrats can barely keep up with their problems with Trump, raising some to wonder if their perpetual opposition is undermining a more focused message.

Gee, ya think?

But by all means, keep it up.  Seeing how they and their ANTIFA useful idiots behave is like a gift. And why are they taking so long to elevate Keith Ellison ... unless they're racists?

Can We Do That Too?

You know, go to the country they fled from and kneel and pray at one of their airports? No, not to Allah. [More]

Significantly, can they refuse to?

Taking One for the Team

Broadly speaking, though, the lawsuit alleges some players have urinated on other members of the team, slapped them in the face with their genitals and forced teammates to perform oral sex on each other. [More]

"Forced"?

How, exactly?

Teabaggettes Demand Action?

They do realize Eleanor carried a gun in her purse?  So they'll no doubt now endorse that right for all women?

Much Ado About ... What, Exactly?

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What am I being told here?

You'd think a guy with all this firepower would be a bit more unequivocal about where -- and with whom -- he stands.

A Seat at the Table

Carlos Perdue offers reasons why the Lairds of Fairfax enjoying the banquet may result in crumbs and/or food poisoning for the rest of us. [More]

What Day is It, Kids?

No, not Groundhog Day or World Hijab Day. I totally missed those.

It's:

I'll be joining Michael again today at ... well, they're calling me at 11;24 Eastern, so I figure a couple minutes for commericals, traffic and weather (which per Weather.com is only 4^o colder in Anchorage right now than it is in Hudson, OH), I 'll come on right after the bottom of the hour.

We're going to be talking about my Neil Gorsuch piece and my radical, unrealistic thought that we ought to have a handle on who and what we're being asked to fight for.

If you're not in signal range, you can listen in via live streaming.

Why am I Just Now Learning of This?

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Especially with Perfect Weiner Replacement David Weprin making sure that someday, infidels could be pulled over by a badge in a burqa -- provided she's accompanied by male relatives.

Hey, I wonder how a "Stand for Her Right to Uncover" campaign would fare in the places these people fled ...?

"Progressives" telling us how liberating it is might want to ask these gals.

On second thought, they're clearly wrong, because "Allah knows best" (and tell me that wouldn't be a great title for a sitcom).

He Will Not Decide for Us!

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