Notes from the Resistance...
Why? Why would Brown be passing ATF information in their then-ongoing case? What should we infer from the fact that he forwarded it without comment? Why would he do this without first consulting Savage, or telling him afterward? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at an interesting correspondence.
"The governor said Tuesday that the sale of a murder gun to a Cincinnati youth prompted him to advocate this course of action. He said he is looking into the possibility of asking the next legislature to make it a felony to obtain lethal weapons for minors and to require the licensing of firearms for private possession." [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column travels back in time a bit, and notes we didn't get where we are today by accident.
On Wednesday, the town's K-8 school was on lockdown, because a woman going through a divorce told officers that her husband might have been driving around with a gun. [More]See how easy it is? That's all it takes. And if they happen to get spooked and squeeze a few into him and it turns out he was unarmed, that's when department protocol kicks in.
Police are not releasing the officer's mugshot because he works in a sensitive role at Metro and cannot have his picture shown. [More]Yeah, besides, people who are in control of themselves tend to get a bit sensitive when some drunk with a gun and a badge starts ordering them around.
“As law enforcement officers, we are held to a higher standard..." [More]Yo, Chief Lopez: Is that like a standard talking point of yours or what?
It's the signature program for Baltimore police — curtail violence by getting guns off city streets. [More]Quite simply put, we will brook no competition.
...you'd better go in disguise. [Play]
Enter Jack Burch, CEO of Hill Country Shooting Sports Center in Kerrville, Texas. Burch approached Holda with courtesy and reason, and was responded to in kind. They conducted a conversation via email, and he obtained Dr. Holda’s permission to share his thoughts with a wider audience.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column shows some enlightenment happening in the most unlikely of places, an institute of "higher learning".
To that end, Mr. Burch is allowing me to share it with Gun Rights Examiner readers.[More]
Lee sent repeated letters to congressmen, members of the military, and the press attacking the character of Washington and complaining of mistreatment by the Continental Congress. After reading Lee's defamatory "Vindication," published in the Pennsylvania Packet on December 3, 1778, Colonel John Laurens challenged Lee to a duel over his slanderous remarks about Washington's character. In the duel, Lee was wounded and could not fight a second duel requested by General Wayne. [More]
An off-duty cop kills a man who finds the cop sleeping with his wife. Again, the force exonerates its own without charges being filed. [More]Yes, they think they can take it all.
