The black coffee flows this morning here in Texas, as I ponder this country’s past… I wonder what perspectives we would hear from those who are long since gone? I offer …
Another Senseless Act of Violence in Gilroy, California
Another beautiful morning in the great Republic of Texas… the black coffee flows as freely whether it’s 100- or 40-degrees outside, and so does the homegrown perspective (the truth is …
The Senate, The Filibuster And Gun Rights
Submitted By: Matthew Howe For gun-rights advocates, no issue facing the new president is more important than the Supreme Court. There’s an open seat. The Senate wisely refused to allow …
Governor Brownback’s missing voice in Kansas’ “2nd Amendment Protection Act” lawsuit
“Firearms, accessories and ammunition manufactured and kept in Kansas are exempt from federal gun control laws.” As is written in the Kansas Second Amendment Protection Act (Senate Bill 102), signed into law …
OFFICIAL RESPONSE: Cold Dead Hands Responds To Anti-Gun Court
As it appears, there is nefarious shenanigans developing within the heart of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in California. By a vote of 7-4, the 9th Circuit …
GUNS IN THE MOVIE, JUST NOT THE THEATER
With the recent change in admission policies by Regal theaters,[1] the internet is abuzz with constitutional experts espousing opinions on how the movie house is violating their constitutional right not …
Federal Court: NO MORE MASS PHONE DATA COLLECTION
Today the Second Circuit Court of appeals released its opinion in ACLU v Clapper. It is a 97 page opinion which I have read in its entirety. To save you from the monotony that is appellate law, here is the “short” version.
Garland Terrorist Attack 2015: What You Can Learn
The sun‘s glow is highlighting the Hindu Kush mountains to the east. Lamps begin to light cracked and dirty shop windows. The putrid smell of burnt trash fills the air …
3D Printed Guns: The Future of Firearm Regulation
Technology always moves faster than the people who make the laws and regulations for said technology. People always have to push the limitations of the particular technology before any talk of regulation …
Freedom Once Lost Is Lost Forever: 2nd Amendment What’s Really on the Line?
Why carry a dangerous “weapon”? I’ll counter that question with another: what is so important to you that you can’t imagine anything bad happening to it? A brick isn’t dangerous until it is set in motion. At that point it is a weapon. A firearm is only as dangerous as I make it, and only in relation to a bad person with malicious intentions should it be considered dangerous. I originally decided to begin carrying, it was because I love my sister’s kids so much that even hearing them breathe is one of the best sounds in my world. I started paying attention to how unpredictable human life is and how many people were becoming statistics due to their lack of ability to defend themselves. I grew to want a firearm more for self-protection after watching this world change.