Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I spent a large part of the day talking about guns, thinking about police and guns, and handling guns. That’s what this post is about. Today was a gun day. It began when a friend who strongly supports the Second Amendment nevertheless wondered why police shoot people who end up
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Two years ago, Mark Robinson gave a superb speech supporting the Second Amendment. Now he’s the Republican nominee for North Carolina’s lieutenant governor. Just shy of two years ago, Mark Robinson stood up in Greensboro, North Carolina, and gave one of the best defenses I’ve ever heard of the Second
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What a busy week: a Second Amendment rally in Richmond, a huge March for Life in D.C., and the impeachment farce, plus Dem candidates, stupid leftists, etc. We’ll start just as the week started, with uplifting, patriotic, and often very clever images from the Second Amendment rally in Richmond: And
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I don’t know anything other than what it says in the invitation, but there’s a Second Amendment event coming up in Sandston, Virginia. Someone in Virginia emailed me asking if I’d spread the word about an upcoming event that examines how citizens can protect their constitutional rights, especially their rights
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This is the companion podcast to my post about the way Bernie and other Democrats seek to end American liberty by imposing gun control. Just today, I put up a post challenging the gun control that is dear to the hearts of Bernie (the current Democrat candidate of the week)
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With Bernie rising in the polls, getting closer to controlling our government, note how he has started to demand dangerous, anti-liberty gun control. The website I Like Bernie, But… seeks to address concerns that voters might have about Bernie Sanders, and to assure them that his plans work, that he’s electable, and
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A gun store somewhere in America is regularly posting clever, pointed, thought-provoking signs on its store billboard. I wish I knew where this store was. Have you seen this poster floating around the internet? I’ve seen it several times and always assumed it was a Photoshopped image. It’s not. There’s
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A young friend of mine, indoctrinated by 14 years of public schooling, finds the thought of armed teachers horrifying. This video might help him calm down.
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The Second Amendment is an unalienable right; plus, even assuming for the sake of argument that Trump has racist thoughts, his principles are not racist. For those who want to listen to the podcast, you can find it embedded below, or at this link, or (at last) you can hear
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The Second Amendment still protects us against the greatest killer of all: government. Our problem is nihilism, not guns, and kindness may help fix that. I’m still struggling through this gosh-darned cold, so my energy is a bit low. I’ve done a podcast and want to throw the link up
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Is it possible I had a civil, indeed, delightful conversation with a Progressive about guns because I gave him a vision of himself as an open-minded person? I had a very nice New Year’s Eve attending a couple of parties. At both parties, of course, I was the only conservative
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This illustrated edition is overflowing with the best takes on Trump’s triumphs at the G-7 and in Singapore. I am so loving the Trump presidency!
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What an admirable spokesman North Carolinian Mark Robinson is when it comes to explaining why Second Amendment rights matter for all free people. I do not know anything about Mr. Robinson outside of the speech he gave, but I am seriously impressed. Assuming no skeletons in his closet, if this guy
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When I look at this Bookworm Beat, yeah, sure it’s got a lot of Second Amendment stuff, but it’s also got all sorts of other wonderful stuff as well.
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Lots of brilliant Second Amendment and “can you believe those Leftists?” posters in this Bookworm Beat, as well as some random and insightful other stuff.
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