A few days ago Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius wrote: Oh, really? According to the National Cancer Institute, oral contraceptives may increase the risk of breast, cervical and liver cancer. And not every woman has used or will use birth control. I am an exception to her rule. Meanwhile, House Speaker Boehner and [...]

We went to a gun show at the Fort Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium yesterday. And in spite of the fact that there was another gun show running concurrently in Dade county, the place was solidly packed. As in, can’t move, can’t breathe, think I’m bolting out the side door, sardine tin packed. But, mission at [...]

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This 18 year old mother blows my mind. Her husband died of cancer on Christmas day and she had the poise to shoot an intruder a week later. You just want to reach out and give her a hug. “I knew if I screamed I would give my position away in the house. And I [...]

Senate vote – House vote Salon: Our Constitution was written to restrict government’s power and to ensure our rights as citizens. I don’t care what a United States citizen has done, we are guaranteed the right to a trial. Terrorism seems a cause just enough to codify such a venerated document, eh? Not when it [...]

It’s no secret that I have a deep and abiding admiration for Bill Whittle. Ten or so years ago we called him Captain Kirk and waited on tenterhooks for his next essay at Eject Eject Eject! These days he’s busy spreading the message through media. Just when I’ve grown utterly weary of people like pelosi, [...]

Mason, Texas concealed weapons instructor Crockett Keller ran a controversial radio ad for his class, in which he stated that liberals and muslims are not welcome. Texas DPS immediately began an investigation and released the statement: “Conduct by an instructor that denied service to individuals on the basis of race, ethnicity or religion would place [...]

Florida’s Joe Carlucci Uniform Firearms Act, which gives gun regulation solely to the state, went into effect October 1st. The Act is forcing cities and counties to modify their laws, as it makes all future and existing local government ordinances related to firearms regulation illegal. This has caused no little anxiety amongst city and county [...]

Some of the news is actually good in Florida. Though home prices are expected to dip once again, Governor Rick Scott is upholding his promises to Floridians. He petitioned S&P to raise Florida’s credit rating, resulting in a savings of millions of dollars for the state. Also, Governor Scott has been busy signing pro-gun legislation! [...]