There’s much more to the Boston bombing that I can review here. But Ayoob does raise an interesting rhetorical question: what would you (or I) do if we found a terrorist hiding in our backyard?
There’s much more to the Boston bombing that I can review here. But Ayoob does raise an interesting rhetorical question: what would you (or I) do if we found a terrorist hiding in our backyard?
There’s much more to the Boston bombing that I can review here. But Ayoob does raise an interesting rhetorical question: what would you (or I) do if we found a terrorist hiding in our backyard?
The proof is in. When even the New York Times admits that Americans have had enough Obama, it’s clear that they have.
These writers think Americans are finally getting tired of being pushed around on gun control.
The enemies of freedom not only are smart but devious as well.
Compromising is a risky business. But Gottlieb and Feldman somehow think there’s enough good stuff in the bill to go along with it.
The NRA and those senators sporting A ratings are often partners in crime. What’s exposed here is senators’ willingness to hide behind their rating while voting against the Second Amendment.
This is what the media mouthpieces do: they misdirect the conversation to promote their agenda.
The Colorado sheriffs are about to take the first step in what is likely to be a long journey to rectify and repair the damage done by the legislature to our rights as citizens to keep and bear arms.
What a contrast to Colorado! Imagine a legislature and a governor that overwhelmingly support the Second, Ninth and Tenth Amendment as well as the state’s constitution and is willing to challenge the national government’s alleged authority on gun issues. Just imagine.
Heap has guts. He failed to talk about how he is going to enforce, or ignore, the raft of new laws coming to Colorado in July, but his rant on Obama’s hypocrisy is a pleasure to watch.
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