The Bundy Ranch story is part of the Second Amendment story (and the Tenth Amendment story), but is too big and sprawling to unpack here. So here are some of the other things that have been happening:
Gun grabber Michael Bloomberg has pledged $50 million to defeat the NRA. Since every time Bloomberg opens has wallet, it seems like more Republicans win, we’ll see how long that commitment lasts…
But Bloomberg is sure that his Big Gulp and gun banning antics have earned him entry into the kingdom of heaven. “It’s not even close,” says he. Well, when you’re so exalted that you know the mind of God, why bother with the opinions of puny mortals?
“We gun owners have been utterly unreasonable and lacking in common sense for roughly 20 years. And by golly, look where it’s got us! We’ve whomped the enemies of gun rights into quivering submission.” (Hat tip: Borepatch, who offers further thoughts.)
Fast and Furious helped supply arms to gun trafficking rings in the U.S.
Connecticut: Massive non-compliance with new gun registration rules.
East Texas citizen terminates meth freak with gun.
Eric Holder wants to waste more money on smart guns.
A Harvard Law roundup on recent gun cases I haven’t had time to read yet. (Hat tip: Shall Not Be Questioned.)
Beaver County, PA Sheriff has around 700 guns seized from his home for violating a court order. Guess what party he’s from? Hint: The media decline to name the party when reporting the story. (Hat tip: Ditto.)
Two men rape and murder four women in California while wearing GPS tracking bracelets.
Detroit homeowners kill seven intruders in seven weeks.
Dumbass in Tuscaloosa finds out once again that gun beats machete.
Four pro gun bills (including a preemption bill) make their way through the Arizona legislature. (Hat tip: Alphecca.)
Tags: Arizona, California, Crime, Fast and Furious, Guns, Michael Bloomberg, NRA, Second Amendment, Texas
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