Three court ruling in our favor. Listen careful to the states and the political affiliation of the president who appointed them.
Major breaking news as the winds in favor of the Second Amendment continue in like a flood. This victory in federal court in Maryland. That’s right. A huge win for the Second Amendment in Montgomery County, Maryland in federal court down there, knocking out so-called sensitive places laws that prevented a Jewish congregation from bringing weapons to protect themselves at synagogue. A crazily great win for the Second Amendment. And by the way, for the first amendment, it all works together:
States District Court for the District of Delaware knocking out Delaware’s so-called ghost gun rules which are nothing more than preventing Americans seconds from being able to make their own firearms:
A huge federal court of appeals decision has just come out in favor of the Second Amendment saying that simply carrying a gun without more is not a basis for stopping someone on the suspicion that they are criminals or committed a crime:
I don’t think I will ever get tired of winning. Prove me wrong.
These are all great wins! I’m hoping that by next summer, I’ll be able to walk into my gun shop in Monroe, WA and emerge with a suppressed, SBR with FRT trigger, with no extra permits, no waiting period, and no tax stamps. And faintly, off in the direction of Olympia, I’ll be able to hear Ferguson choking on his own bile.
Also good news on a challenge based on the commerce clause.
USA v Squire, supported by GOA, based on a comment by Justice Thomas.
Can we get, can we get, a transcript? Trans. Script?
Mark might know what he’s talking about, but he’s the king of clickbait headlines and beating around the bush without making his point until you’ve tuned out.
Videos like his always remind me of, “this meeting could be an email.”
I don’t want to watch a ten minute video of something that would have taken two minutes to read. Correction, I’m not going to watch a ten minute video from someone who has a proven track record of packing 2 minutes of material into 15 minutes.
Agreed. I speed up his videos to at least 1.5 X. That only helps. It does not fix the many repeats of what he says.
Transcripts are always available. From the embedded video here, click on the “Watch on YouTube” button in the lower right corner of the video. Then click on the “…more” below and to the left of the video. Scroll down until you see the “Show transcript” button on the left side. Click the button and you will see it on the right side of your screen.
Agree – about 60 minutes of video to get information that would take about two minutes to read.
I fail to see the attraction of video podcasts. What does watching the presenter’s lips move add to the exchange of information?
I listen to Smith while driving. I’m certain I am not missing anything.