guns

I think it’s a blogger statute that says that after so many days of not posting, one must post a brain dump before more coherent posts can be written.  And, I’m all about the law, so here goes.

A neighborhood liquor store in Chicago becomes the local community center for positive change, including rescuing teen gang members and getting guns off the streets.  I cannot imagine any liquor store in Nashville stepping up to approach that kind of communi

Meph breaks down why banning the right to bear arms in public parks is silly:

It seams the federal government is listening to input on the issue of allowing people to have guns in federal parks. After the supreme court decision of a few weeks ago could more positive movement be possible for legal gun owners? It is starting to look that way.

... the police are only minutes away." John Stossel:

The Cato's Institute's Tom Palmer, an early plaintiff in the D.C.

I saw this on a tee-shirt a couple of days ago: "I didn't go to work today. The Voices told me to stay home and clean the guns."

I'd like to wear that into a room full of liberals.

The New York Times editorial board joins a growing number of lefties who are dismayed about the fact that Barack Obama is screwing his base. And this one was obviously penned before Barack Obama declared his new and not improved position on abortion.

July 4, 1776: Independence Day. Our Continental Congress adopts the final draft of the Declaration of Independence. From July 8, 1776 until August 1776, that profound document was read publicly. People listened, and celebrated whenever they heard it. The next year, in Philadelphia, bells rang and ships fired guns. Firecrackers were lighted.
But we were at [...]