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Quote of the Day: Unlikely Bedfellow Edition

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“We saw several paths to 60 a month ago, and now we’ll take them. It would have been great to have Sen. Coburn, and still would. But no rational strategy would ever have relied on such an unlikely bedfellow.” – MAIG spokesman Mark Glaze in Schumer ends talks with Coburn on guns [via politico.com]

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  1. I was there, myself. Took an unpaid day off, spent money on Amtrak tickets and parking at the Croton-On-Hudson station.
    Crowd energy was amazing – it wasn’t just “we will not comply.” “Cuomo Must Go” was shouted several times by everyone.
    It was quite muddy, but I took a pic of the protest site – at the end of the rally, there was no litter on the ground, just one or two garbage cans that were full to overflowing.

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  2. I’m shocked that the media would black this out until they find a way to manipulate the narrative and get a political party ready to hijack the movement.

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  3. So, if all goes well, the Empire State will soon see a flood of flash suppressors and pistol grips right along with standard AR-15 rifles as sold everywhere else in the United States.

    This should read, “So, if all goes well, the Empire State will soon see a flood of people waiting impatiently as flash suppressors and pistol grips right along with standard AR-15 rifles are sold out as everywhere else in the United States.”

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  4. If someone is going to go to the trouble to smuggle an infant on to a plane, why couldn’t they just choke it? What difference does them having a infant’s sized knife make?

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  5. Cool, I can now take my less than useful Swiss Army tailor tool, but forget about a bottle of water purchased past the security gate. How about my tube of assault toothpaste? The high capacity reservoir of dental goodness is never restricted enough to keep the illiterate freaks in blue happy. The fact that I was treated like a child molester just to board the plane in the first place should have nothing to do with it. How about the fact that the whole reason for the TSA in the first place was a group of individuals serving a maligned purpose armed with box cutters…No ridiculous hypocrisy here.
    Until the TSA is completely disbanded, there is no consolation. As I have written on this board before, I was on a no-fly list simply because of the commonality of my fvcking name. There is zero common sense at work here.

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  6. What troubles me is that the knuckleheads don’t consider the other end of the equation – enforcement. They’re gonna wave their magic wands and create enough capacity in our judicial and prison systems. Chicago is already a glaring example of gun control.

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