http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi6gZU01yF8
Texas Senator Ted Cruz speaks for gun rights advocates at the House Judiciary Committe, and does so with grace, passion and determination.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi6gZU01yF8
Texas Senator Ted Cruz speaks for gun rights advocates at the House Judiciary Committe, and does so with grace, passion and determination.
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NBC at there usual stunts. Better idea boycott the dumb Super Bowl. Baseballs better anyway.
As the Dems see the Sandy Hook shock wearing off and people getting back to their lives, they find another way to try to hook people back in.
And they find a low way to do it at that.
someone send this video to comrade feinstein
I watched the whole thing. It’s ridiculous that police chief kept circling around the questions he was asked.
Thanks Lorena – you are Awesome! Go Flower Power!
What about those 100 round drum magazines that can shoot 2000 rounds in 8 seconds!!! Will someone think of the children!?
Low life bottom feeders rolling in the blood of children. Bunch of sorry sick bastards.
Cruz is clear, forceful, articulate — a rising rock star of the GOP. Then there’s LaPierre. Does anyone else find his appearance lackluster? He hums and haws, puts his head in hands, looks all over the place, rambles on and on (“.243’s, 270s, 30-ought-six”)…. Good lord. Cruz absolutely sets him up to hit this out of the park and instead he comes across as a drunk uncle at the family gathering.
Time for Wayne to move on? We need someone better than this. What kind of weight do NRA members have on pressuring the organization to find someone better than this?
My vote: Colion Noir. Well, I mean, it WOULD be Robert Farago but then he’d have to move away from TTAG.
the mini 14 is exempt from di fi’s modern sporting rifle bad? sweet! it is just not as scary as the evil black guns i guess.
Time to hit back and encourage these same firearms (and ammunition) manufactures to refuse to deal with these same municipalities that advocate for civillian dissarment and these “common sense” measures. Not selling to freedom hating overlords would have the added benefit of freeing up precious resources for the rest of us too.
Listen to the words he says “I do skeet shooting at Camp David”. He does not say “I do golf” or ” I do basketball”. His inability to match the object(skeet shooting) into the action(the verb “to do”) shows his discomfort with the action. He did not say “I shoot skeet at Camp David”. He added an action to an event that is not familiar nor which he is comfortable in doing. It speaks of un-truth.
Well I don’t wear a tin foil hat I swear…
Just a bit odd.. Strange… Even scary…
Carry on nothing to see here… The actors with the free America now signs acting as protestors, never mind them, nothing to see.. Those Marshal Law signs, ha just for funzies… Geez you people are paranoid! 😉
They sure aren’t anti-gun. I listen to them in my car when I don’t take the bus to work, and I’ve stopped being suprised when they report fairly on guns or host strong pro-civil rights (gun) interviewees. They don’t sound like Gun Rights Radio Network, but considering their listening market, they’re probably as pro-gun as possible without having their audiance tune it out, and that’s the perfect balance.
NPR should have NO tax payer money given to them…
My experience listening to NPR is that they do a passable job on human interest stories, politics, finance and so forth… but as soon as they start wading into science, engineering, technology, etc… the quality of their coverage goes down. But in fairness to them, absolutely no one in the mainstream press does a good job in these areas.
At times, it is so infuriating, that I have to turn off the radio before I burst an aneurysm.
I actually find it more informative and objective than most sources, at least much of the time. Last year, Fresh Air aired a story on the history of Glock and its “plastic” guns. It was very good. Fun, even.
I posted it on Facebook, where one of my gun friends attacked it and its “bias”. He clearly didn’t listen to it. He’s also a “brony.”
I need to pick better friends.
Does Kelly ever return after walking out?
retards…
Hey DHS! Didn’t the Safety Police already put blunt scissors in schools? That would work almost as good as throwing a weekly reader at the shooter. Brilliant thinking from the oh so not pratical anything but a gun to protect ourselves crowd. Better to noogie pinch’em them with a staple remover. That will at least leave marks.
Nick,
The other operating theory behind relaxing the waiting-period rules at gun shows is that they are not regular business operations where one can acquire a firearm on demand. The intermittent nature of gun shows makes the theory behind waiting periods somewhat irrelevant, as it’s statistically unlikely that someone motivated to immediately acquire a firearm because they intend to commit a “crime of passion” will just happen to have a local gun show available to them exactly when they’re looking to buy a gun.
The problem is that once the opposition goes to absolutism, and therefore even the slightest chance of a “bad sale” is not weighed against the seemingly antiquated duty to not unreasonably impose regulations on the citizenry, NOTHING will convince them that it’s an acceptable risk. They are so urgently desperate to do something, anything, that any act involving risk must be regulated, no matter how asinine the result.