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If this pathetic maniac did actually care about gun rights (which I doubt seriously, but I can only take the story at face value as reported by his friend), he did the exact thing that will drive the government to institute far more restrictive gun laws than what we have now

Today, U.S. Senators Mike Crapo (R-ID), Max Baucus (D-MT), Bob Bennett (R-UT), Jon Tester (D-MT) and Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) introduced legislation to restore the Second Amendment rights of visitors in national parks and wildlife refuges.

Rather than buying a boxcar of ammo that may suddenly become worthless tomorrow, wouldn’t it be better to get involved with the struggle for gun rights, and send some money and letters to your favorite gun rights organizations and favorite legislators. The ammo that we really need right now is political muscle.

Every single day Martyn does a Second Amendment news wrap-up, providing links to blog and news articles with a brief commentary line. I does see how he does it, but he is a very consistent source of news and perspective on the cause. I read him every day, and you should too.

Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder recused U.S. Attorney James W. Blagg in San Antonio and assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Johnston in Waco, Texas, from any further dealings in criminal or civil proceedings related to the siege.

I’m shocked that a city that prides itself on tolerance would engage in such Jim Crow like tactics to discriminate against gun owners. I’m certain the mayor and his staff cannot answer just one question which should have been their first step before going down this path. That question is, “Can you demonstrate one time or place, throughout all history, where the average person was made safer by restricting access to handheld weapons?”

This is a case study in how criminal bureaucrats break the law while pretending to uphold it. The D.C. Council is obviously defying the Supreme Court, and if our Justice Department had any stones, the entire D.C. Council would be indicted on civil rights violations.

A conservative senator would be a true American hero if he or she would put a hold on — i.e., threaten to filibuster — the nomination of Eric Holder to be the next attorney general.

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the Ammunition Accountability Act is suddenly a legitimate threat. New York, Pennsylvania and 16 other states have already enacted legislation that would mandate the engraving of a unique serial number on the base of each handgun and “assault weapon” bullet, and an identical number on the cartridge’s case. The act calls for dealers of this “encoded ammunition” to record the purchaser’s name, birthdate, drivers license number, etc.