Because who would even consider bearing arms to defend the homeland? Obama Removes “Bear Arms” Clause from Citizenship Oath – “The climax of the process is taking the oath of citizenship. This is the point where an individual becomes a full-fledged member of American society. For anyone going through the process, it is a momentous occasion. While it is a joy to do this, it does not come without a certain responsibility. In the citizenship oath, a person must, as part of the pledge, maintain a willingness to bear arms on behalf of the United States in defense of the homeland; certainly no small responsibility. However, the Obama administration is removing this clause from the oath, and is thus taking away a huge part of the responsibility associated with being a citizen.” This should surprise precisely no one.
Finally, someone’s doing something meaningful about “gun violence.” Andrew Cuomo’s Display of Solidarity Much Bigger Than Bill de Blasio’s – “’We made the decision yesterday,’ Cuomo spokesman John Kelly told Gawker in an email. The governor’s office coordinated with the Port Authority and the Durst Organization, which manage 1WTC. The mayor’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment about when they made their decision to light City Hall orange. We can only applaud the governor and the mayor for setting aside their differences to engage in this bilateral display of solidarity.”
Browning Ammunition introduces the BXC Controlled Expansion Terminal Tip, which is designed specifically for use on Big Game like mule deer, elk, moose and bear. The Controlled Expansion Terminal Tip and bonded bullet design allows for deep penetration through thick hide and bone. The aluminum tip and heavy bullet weight are integral components to delivering precision accuracy, maximum downrange velocity and long-range, on-target performance.
What if we regulated drugs the way we regulate guns? – “The gun lobby’s logic is fatally, and tragically, flawed. By the same reasoning, we should stop requiring drug prescriptions because most people don’t abuse drugs and the system does not entirely prevent drug traffickers from selling powerful pharmaceuticals. This is, of course, pure madness, especially when you consider the methamphetamine epidemic involving nonprescription drugs and the recent crisis around the abuse of prescription painkillers.” Anyone have a Xanax?
These Members Of Congress Used Campaign Funds To Buy Guns – “More than a dozen Republican members of Congress used campaign contributions to buy guns, ammunition or tickets to gun-related events, a public interest group said Wednesday.” What’s wrong with the rest of them?
