Jun
25
Support pro-individual rights candidates in primaries
June 25, 2008 | 1 Comment
In this election year, I think it is critical that advocates of the individual right to self-defense againt crime and tyranny recognised by the Second Amendment support like-minded candidates in primaries against hostile, less-dedicated, or untested opponents. This is especially important if the pro-rights candidates have rock solid voting records on Second Amendment issues.
A [...]
May
24
Cape Buffaloes Point Way to Political Victory
May 24, 2008 | 1 Comment
I do not use the word “awesome” lightly. Have you seen the awesome video that was reportedly shot of a lion attack on a cape buffalo herd in Africa? Let’s assume for the sake of argument that this dramatic footage is real.
We see a pride of five or so lions attack a herd [...]
May
21
Firearms Coalition of Colorado-Grassroots Pro-Second Amendment Organization
May 21, 2008 | 1 Comment
Full disclosure: I have been associated with the Firearms Coalition for over fifteen years.
This all-volunteer, Colorado grassroots organization is near and dear to my heart, because it is a regular at almost every major gun show along the Front Range, and is often present in other areas of the state. The Coalition distributes educational [...]
May
19
Colorado Democrats Post Anti-Freedom Platform
May 19, 2008 | 1 Comment
Colorado Democrats have assembled and published their platform for the 2008 Campaign. If you love freedom and value your First and Second Amendment rights, you need to be worried.
Democrats “support reinstating equal time requirements (the fairness doctrine)…” to the “airwaves.” This means that if a TV or radio station expresses an opinion, [...]
May
10
Voting Democrat Could Destroy Your Gun Rights
May 10, 2008 | 1 Comment
Last night, I watched part of Mel Gibson’s movie, Apocalypto, about internal corruption and destruction in the Mayan Civilization. In the movie, a group of ragtag refugees approaches a band of hunters in the jungle. The leader of the refugees tells the hunters that his land has been “ravaged.” The leader [...]
May
7
CO Legislature went out sine die on 05-06-08
May 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Everyone’s life, liberty, and property are a little safer today. The Legislature adjourned last night. Unless the Governor calls a special session, both houses won’t be back until next year. Senator Gordon, Senator Wendels, and Senator Tupa are leaving. They will not be missed by this writer, since they all sponsored [...]
May
6
Two Days to Relative Legislative Safety in CO
May 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment
The State Senate adjourned at about 9:40 PM last night without taking up a bill to restrict concealed carry in Colorado. The House quit about two hours earlier. It looks like the session will end without additional state restrictions on our individual right to defense against crime and tyranny. Stay alert. It ain’t [...]
May
5
Concealed Carry Story Slightly Slanted
May 5, 2008 | 1 Comment
The story under the Sunday May 4th Headline “Concealed Carry” on the front page of the Denver Post actually made some factual observations about the gun control debate. Among the facts reported:CCW permit holders are “an exceptionally law-abiding group,” gun accidents involving children up to age 14 “…have fallen 90% since the 1930’s…,” and [...]
May
4
Three More Days of Danger in CO Legislature
May 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment
We have three more days to go before the Colorado Legislature adjourns sine die (that means they aren’t coming back this year). Stay alert! The daily sessions could run until midnight and things can turn on a dime. On Friday, Democrat Senator Ken Gordon managed to revive in five minutes a non-gun [...]
