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The American people simply don't want more anti-Second Amendment regulations.
Minorities and the poor have suffered the most under decades of progressive rule.
Everyone in America not living under a rock has heard of Adam Lanza. Kermit Gosnell? Not so much. The reason is obvious. Adam Lanza's rampage accrues to progressive ambitions of gun "control," or as those in California more than willing to sign a petition to outlaw guns and confiscate them from law-abiding citizens reveals, the attempt to toss the Second Amendment on the ash heap of history -- absent the "messy" amendment process outlined in the Constitution. Toward that end, progressives will use the corpses of 20 dead schoolchildren from Newtown as stage props, telling their fellow Americans that "something must be down now!" or we will all bear the burden of Adam Lanza's depravity. In short, you either buy into some progressive version of gun control, or you become accomplices to Adam Lanza's crime.
A vicious totalitarian's legacy is whitewashed by some of the country's biggest celebrities.
Tug-of-war over the gun control bill set to begin.
A news you can use column: • during an Equal Opportunity training brief for a Pennsylvania Army Reserve unit, Evangelical Christianity was number one on a list showing examples of "religious extremism." Catholicism was also named, along with the Jewish Defense League, the Fundamentalist Church of the Latter Day Saints, Al Qaeda, Hamas, the Ku Klux Klan, Sunni Muslims, the Nation of Islam -- and Islamophobia. Army spokesman George Wright contended the presentation was "an isolated incident not condoned by the Dept. of the Army."
Why does the Left oppose protecting the defenseless eastern seaboard from attack?
A precedent-setting government spending case likely headed to the Supreme Court.
The most extreme gun-control law in America is poised to pass -- but it still wouldn't have prevented Newtown.
Why the victims of immigration "reform" will be minorities and the economically vulnerable.
And the Left gnashes its teeth.
Four lavish vacations in three months -- while Americans suffer.
The grim tale of what ObamaCare will really cost.
Citizens running scared after EU ruling class pushes through draconian cash confiscation deal.
A doomed effort defined by crushing taxes and government spending.
Americans who still give a damn about anything important should pay close attention to what's going on in Cyprus. ... Margaret Thatcher once remarked, "The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money to spend." The thugs that run the European Central Bank (ECB) the European Commission (EC) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) ... are well aware of that reality. But rather than let those directly responsible take the hit, as in the bankers and their bondholders, the world is once again being subjected to the pathetically familiar refrain known as "too big to fail." Thus, instead of running out of other people's money to spend, the troika's "solution" is simple: find more people to shake down.
America won the war in Iraq, but China got the oil.
But Obama's gun control effort marches on.
Residents of the welfare state system discover there's no such thing as private property in post-bailout Europe.
Americans concerned about the future of the Second Amendment likely have little idea about the insidious efforts progressives will undertake to turn the nation away from supporting an individual right to bear arms. Forget for a moment the current bills being debated in Washington, D.C. and state legislatures across the nation. Those are focused on the here and now. Progressives are much more patient than that: they are teaching younger generations of Americans to embrace an irrational fear of firearms -- which is why a seemingly comical incident that occurred at Park Elementary School in Baltimore, Maryland is anything but. It was there that second-grader Josh Welch received a two-day suspension for chewing a breakfast pastry into what his teacher thought was the shape of a gun. "It was already a rectangle. I just kept on biting it and biting it and tore off the top of it and kind of looked like a gun," said Josh. "But it wasn't." "All I was trying to do was turn it into a mountain but, it didn't look like a mountain really and it turned out to be a gun kinda," he added.
