Doris Wise Montrose

“The good news is twofold. First, they’re not pulling the wool over anyone’s eyes. Everyone knows exactly what the Democrats are trying to do and the cooperation level from Republicans on that front should be hovering somewhere around zero.” So, there’s good news and there is bad news. Let’s start with the bad news. The

“This morning while in that half-awake /half-asleep state, out of nowhere I thought ‘Green Zones,’”… “In places like Baghdad and Kabul, we built secure areas to protect our people and the government we were trying to establish from hostile militias. I never thought I would live to see a similar process going on in our

I recently came across this, and thought it was worth noting. [1.] Generally speaking, you can use deadly force against unlawful attack if you reasonably believe this is needed to avoid the risk of death, serious bodily injury, rape, or kidnapping. In many states, you can also defend against robbery, burglary, or arson. (In other states, you’d

The industry that shows more violence than any other is going to promote gun control. One of Gabby Giffords’ priorities for 2021 is to forge relationships with writers, producers, celebrities and decision-makers in Hollywood who can leverage their powerful platforms to speak out against gun violence, call for commonsense laws and support local community efforts to

“Out of an abundance of caution…” No, just another opportunity to censor anything having to do with the Constitution. First and foremost, the Second Amendment. Facebook has placed a temporary ban on advertisements of “weapon accessories and protective equipment” until Friday. The social media company made the announcement on Friday ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s

From 2013. So have we gone from “we’re losing” to “we’ve lost”? “We’re losing our liberty because we’re refusing to defend our rights, personally and vociferously… the very purpose of the 2nd amendment. The only one that can defend your rights is YOU, not some self-serving organization that will lose its relevance if you win.

This is how those who work to restrict our ability to defend ourselves describe what we defend ourselves against. “While theft is obviously wrong, I don’t believe that stealing someone’s lawn ornament should be an offense punishable by death.” BELTON, Texas (KWTX) – A new bill introduced by State Representative Terry Meza is proposing a

“Nothing is more natural than securing oneself from harm. Whether that danger be a physical assault or oppression by a stronger force such as the government, owning and knowing how to use a firearm is a sound means of ensuring one’s well-being. The Founders recognized this as a fundamental right and made certain they guaranteed