Goes Around Comes Around
By A.F. Branco on Oct 18, 2011 in Political Cartoons
Tag: "2nd Amendment"
We Love Our Guns In Texas
I am blessed and privileged to live in the great state of Texas. Texas is the only place I know where you can see cowboys driving cattle down the street in a large city. (It actually happens in Fort Worth and Dallas and maybe some others as well). The downtown cattle drives are great, but [...]
Not a popular view for a college paper on Gun Control
Hand guns. What are they good for in this world? It may seem like an easy answer but in reality the history and facts of this case are very complicated and emotionally charged. In a protectionist society it is easy to think that only law enforcement should have guns. That would be fine if everyone [...]
Guns and Sunshine
Florida recently took a turn in the right direction in defense of the Second Amendment. State lawmakers passed a law stopping all gun restrictions below the state level. Starting October first, any public official who enforces or passes any gun regulation below the state level will be held personally responsible. The official will face [...]
Right To Bear Arms Wins in Ohio
By R. Mitchell on Jul 04, 2011 in Gun Rights
Ohio Governor John Kasich signed the new state law allowing people with CCP (concealed carry permit) to carry inside bars, malls and sporting venues. Lawmakers did put provisions in the law that the carrier may not be under the influence of drugs or consume alcohol while carrying their weapon. Owners of such businesses can ban [...]
Chicago’s Top Cop Equates Gun Rights to Government-Sponsored Racism [Video]
Chicago has a problem. Inner city kids are stabbing, clubbing, shooting, running-over, robbing and bullying eachother. According to Chicago police superintendent Garry McCarthy, the cause is .. government sponsored racism. Superintendent McCarthy gives us a shining example of pandering to a segment of society at the cost of the rest. in this video of him [...]
Granny Get Your Gun!
When you hear the word treaty you would normally assume that two or more countries in conflict with each other had reached an accord to end the conflict. Take the proposed “small arms treaty” from the U.N. There is no doubt that the rights and freedoms that our forefathers secured for us, scare many of [...]
John Bolton: 2012 Presidential Profile
As I have stated before, I am fairly new to the “political scene”. The fact that I am actually writing about politics and researching political candidates absolutely blows my mind! I’m one of those that I gripe about now. I had my head in the sand for years. I honestly did not care to know, [...]
Living Up To Expectations
“As our enemies have found we can reason like men, so now let us show them we can fight like men also.”-Thomas Jefferson We the American people were lucky enough to be blessed by God Almighty to be born in the greatest country ever formed. With guidance from Godly men this country was birthed on [...]
Chris Christie: 2012 Presidential Profile
Update: August 16, 2011- Speculation still continues to swirl around a possible run for the White House by Chris Christie. See “In The News” for updated news article. Chris Christie has said numerous times that he will not be running for President of The United States of America in 2012. In fact, after much speculation, [...]
Rudy Giuliani: 2012 Presidential Profile
Personal Information Rudolph William Louis “Rudy” Giuliani was born May 28, 1944 in Brooklyn, New York. He was the only child of Harold and Helen Giuliani, both of whom where first-generation Americans, and children of Italian immigrants. Family Rudy Giuliani has been married three times. He has two children with his second wife. Religious [...]
Ron Paul: 2012 Presidential Profile
Personal Information Ronald Ernest “Ron” Paul was born August 20, 1935 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Family Ron Paul married his wife, Carol (Wells) in 1957. In 1968 they moved to to Brazoria County, Texas where he began his OB/GYN medical practice. Ron and Carol Paul live in Lake Jackson, Texas. They have five children and seventeen grandchildren. One of Ron Pauls son’s- [...]
Texas Allows Students to Defend Themselves
By R. Mitchell on May 10, 2011 in Opinion
The Guardian.uk reported a story on Texas’ allowing students to defend themselves from thugs, rapists and psychos like the one that killed 32 students at Virginia Tech. Imagine if just one of those students had a self-defense weapon. University administrators strongly opposed the measure that the Texas State House passed. It is likely that they [...]
North Carolina Bill Finally Allows Citizens to Defend Themselves
By R. Mitchell on Mar 02, 2011 in Gun Rights
North Carolina has unreasonable restrictions on self-defense, but that seems ready to change with the passage of Senate Bill 34.
Individual Liberties and the Slippery Slope
By R. Mitchell on Jan 19, 2011 in Opinion
Ah, the “slippery slope” metaphor. Over-used, sometimes misused and rarely is it effectively used – I hope I don’t manage to make those same mistakes. Individual liberties were of prime concern to the founding fathers. The Constitution makes it difficult for the government to infringe upon the rights of the individual and progressives find this [...]
