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Election, Lies, OC, Headectomy, Products
September 28, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Election It seems that Mike Espy, former US Congressman (D-MS), former US Secretary of Agriculture and current candidate for US Senate from Mississippi, is buddies with US Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), one of the worst socialist gun banners alive today. Mike, you’re known by the company you keep. The “If it saves one […]
Politics, Liars, Only Ones, Obit, Last Day
September 21, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Vote Michael Bloomberg, 76, a former mayor of New York City with a personal fortune of more than $50 billion, and rabid gun ban proponent, is reportedly preparing to run for president as a Democrat. Mississippi Republican candidate for US Senate Chris McDaniel has announced that he has received the endorsement of Gun […]
Cincinnati, MS AG Opinion, Criminals, Enemies, The Usual
September 14, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Breaking News France considering arming cops In other news, France reportedly hasn’t won a war without major assistance in at least 150 years. Cincinnati follow up It turns out that the shot-up bank had unarmed “security monitors” on scene, who didn’t help stop the killing. Had to wait for good guys with guns. […]
SCOTUS, AGO, YOYO, Enemies
September 7, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Even liberals say SCOTUS nominee Kavanaugh is a great choice. Meanwhile, not only is the left committing obstruction of justice by protesting in the hearings (which the right has never done, as far as I can remember), we also have a report that those are paid protesters. Our report indicates that multiple sources […]
Litigation, Enemies, Banks
August 31, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman SCOTUS The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled its hearing on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the US Supreme Court for Sept. 4. We expect a positive result. Litigation An 18-year-old Oregon woman filed a discrimination complaint with the Bureau of Labor and Industries after Walmart refused to sell her a rifle […]
Judiciary, CCWL Study, Enemies
August 24, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Why we voted Last week the Senate confirmed the 25th and 26th appellate court judges during President Donald Trump’s tenure, A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr. and Julius Ness Richardson, both for the US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit. The Senate has been approving appellate court judges at a rapid pace, already setting […]
NRA Endorses Hyde-Smith, Parkland, Long Shots, 3D Files
August 17, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Parkland Update Sheriff Bob Gualtieri of Pinellas County, head of Florida’s state-appointed commission investigating the Parkland school massacre, said last week, “If he had somebody in there with a gun, they could have mitigated this. There were opportunities for staff to have intervened if they had been armed.” But nobody was armed and […]
Litigation, Schools, Enemies
August 10, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Litigation NRA v. Cuomo, filed in the US District Court for the Northern District of New York, alleges that NY Gov. Cuomo and NY Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) violated the First Amendment rights of the NRA by sending “guidance” letters to and even entering into consent orders with banks and insurance companies […]
MS AG Opinion, Statistics, 3-D
August 3, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman MS AG Opinion Mississippi’s Attorney General says gun ban signs in some courthouses are illegal. Well, duh. We note that Harrison County Sheriff Troy Peterson, while saying that he has “no intentions of violating any laws of our State,” has issued his own “opinion” and he and the county are in fact violating […]
Litigation, Ted Nugent Update, Obit, .22 Suppressor
July 27, 2018 Newsletter by Jeff Pittman Litigation A 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals panel decided 2-1 this week that the Second Amendment extends beyond the home, ruling that the State of Hawaii infringed on the rights of a plaintiff when it twice denied him a permit to carry a gun outside. The case is in Young v. State […]
