Despite threats from gun rights groups of legal action, the San Jose City Council has approved a mandate that gun owners in the city obtain liability insurance and also pay an annual fee to the city, ostensibly to offset the costs of so-called “gun violence.” Perhaps unintentionally, KGO News in San Francisco gave critics an […]
Grit Walks Away From College Football
The torrid love affair pitting grit and college football together in a sweaty and exhausting performance art exhibit that would make a geisha legend blush is officially over. The resulting scandal has gone viral across the expanse of the digital tabloids inhabiting the global villages of social media. With the gasp conjuring arduous breakup most […]
Could Evergreen State Be Ready to Turn Back Red?
A stunning poll turnaround in Washington State could drive Seattle liberals nuts and possibly foretell a flip in state politics come November, which would be good news for beleaguered Evergreen State gun owners and taxpayers in general. According to veteran pollster Stuart Elway, his poll earlier this month revealed “The percentage of respondents who identified […]
San Jose Gun Control Mandates Coming, Will Lawsuits Quickly Follow?
The City of San Jose may be headed for a court battle as the city council is preparing to adopt a new gun control scheme that will require gun owners in the city to carry liability insurance, and also pay an annual fee, estimated somewhere between $25-$35, ostensibly to provide “services” from a new non-profit, […]
Environmental Protocol And The Politicization Of Climate Science
Beneath the foisted layers of the Obama administration, where the President feverishly propagated an ambiguously gray and convoluted onion of conjecture and confusion, the icon for the retraction of freedoms and property rights came in the form of an unfortunate critter, which may or may not was beguiled by the charms of Miss Piggy. With […]
COVID Shutdowns in Two CA Counties ‘Unconstitutional,’ Says Court
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled unanimously that a 48-day COVID-19-related shutdown of gun stores and shooting ranges in two California counties in the spring of 2020 violated the Second Amendment. The cases are known as McDougall v. Ventura County and Martinez v. Villaneuva. In the McDougall case, […]
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