"If you think you are right, there is nothing wrong with being the only one," he said last year in explaining his fondness for the movie. "I have no problem being the only one." [More]
Me neither, if that's the criterion.
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"If you think you are right, there is nothing wrong with being the only one," he said last year in explaining his fondness for the movie. "I have no problem being the only one." [More]
Law enforcement is failing to prevent American guns from fueling the war on our southern border. Maybe it's time to consider limiting the guns themselves [More]Yeah, you go ahead and consider that.
"We are disappointed that no one had previously informed him of that provision of the agreement. Instead, Justice Department officials sought to limit and control his communications with Congress. This is yet another example of why direct communications with Congress are so important and are protected by law." [More]Breaking...
So what are we to do if we see a violation? The FCC says it focuses its content oversight on “obscene, indecent, or profane broadcasts.”Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary employs any chair in a bar fight.
Well, I consider lying rights violators obscene, but I don't think that's what they have in mind.They hand false advertising off to the Federal Trade Commission...[More]
Henry Dearborn, Lieutenant Colonel, 3rd NH, "One Winslow a Soldier in the 3d. N. Hampshire regt.was drown'd this morning by going in to bathe a very severe shower of thunder hail rain & wind came on at abt. 1 P. M. many pieces of the hail were as large as hens Eggs but of a very errrugular form" [More]
How telling that he does not place his emphasis or concern on an operation conducted under the authority of his administration that has resulted in estimates that up to 150 Mexican nationals may have been killed—people who were never given due process and their day on court, that is, people who are legally innocent. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes some curious life-and-death priorities coming out of the Obama administration.
July 5, 1779 at New Haven, Connecticut - In July, Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Clinton decided that he was fed up with the activities of Connecticut in Long Island Sound, where the Americans had continually harassed and ambushed his supply boats and raided across to Long Island. On July 5, he landed British detachments on either side of New Haven, and marched on the town. The local militia came out, and a body of students from Yale contested the British advance, but the locals were not in sufficient strength to offer more than nuisance resistance. The town was plundered and several prisoners were carried off.
Conclusion: British Victory [More]
And do you think those submitting art, poems and essays will be able to persuade the local warlords to give up their turf-feuding—along with their lucrative rackets—and give peace a chance because the Kumbaya sincerity of the artistic pleas will quell their baser ambitions and move them so? [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes that childish superstitions are no match for adult resolve.
"I always want to know my officers are representing this city in a very positive light," Foster said. [More]
The civil lawsuit claims Smith & Wesson negligently designed and inadequately warned consumers about the dangers of a large-frame hunting revolver. [More]Huh--so you're not supposed to do this?
Todd held the pistol grip with his right hand and placed his left hand under the trigger guard of the revolver...You know, just the other day, while clamping a rifle butt with my feet and gnawing on the muzzle while yanking back on the trigger with my thumbs I was saying to myself "I wish I had someone to sue..."
Feinstein: Prevent Foreign Felons From Obtaining Firearms [More]Not "Prevent Foreign Felons From Obtaining Entry...?