It apparently didn’t occur to anyone at the Justice Department that publicizing Routh’s letter encouraging more assassination attempts including an offer to pay a “successful” assassin might be a problem.
The $64,000 question is, of course, what exactly the White House anti-gun cabal is brewing in their cauldron of Second Amendment violations. Could they be dumb enough to try to enact an “assault weapons” ban by executive order?
Two months ago, we noted that there are some 10 million hunters and gun owners who aren’t registered to vote. As you’d expect, a lot of those unregistered gun owners are in critical swing states.
The agency really doesn’t like to talk about these things. We heard virtually nothing about a similar negligent discharge that also took place in the nation’s capital back in 2017. All the Service ever says is, in effect, ‘Oops…we’ll investigate what happened.’
I have mixed feelings about being excited at the range. On one hand, I think it’s natural. Our generation, while
Local law enforcement officials have said in interviews with The Times that Secret Service agents who were charged with planning for the rally never specified where they should be located, leaving them to make their own decisions.
The only thing that’s surprising here is that she had enough self-awareness to realize that she’d stepped in it by endorsing armed self-defense and the castle doctrine.
Today, most gun control advocates are so intimidated that all they are willing to discuss is a feeble thing called “gun safety.” Sorry, but would-be assassins and school shooters can be perfectly trained in gun safety, the better to kill people.
If you plan to be an armed citizen, you really need to extend your preparation to all manner of emergencies and needs. You need to be a Minuteman, ready to respond rapidly to protect and aid your community every single day.
Elon Musk bought Twitter — now called X for some reason — almost two years ago. Since then, the billionaire,
