Make no mistake, the US (and Nevada) Constitution is under attack. Here is a column in the Toledo newspaper, describing how to do it:
The disarmament process would begin after the initial three-month amnesty. Special squads of police would be formed and trained to carry out the work. Then, on a random basis to permit […]
I got an email last week from a Clark County teacher last week who notes that in Article 1, Section 11, of Nevada’s Constitution, it says this:
Every citizen has the right to keep and bear arms for security and defense, for lawful hunting and recreational use and for other lawful purposes.
He further notes that […]
From PoliceOne.com:
In the hours following this shooting, comments ran the gamut from calls for additional laws to the strident whining of talking heads. An intelligent being suddenly arriving on Earth for the first time would think that this is the most horrible, novel and unimaginable event that could have ever happened on this gentle planet! […]
The Las Vegas Review Journal has Geoff Shumacher write a once-a-week column in order to reassure the world that Erin Neff is a centrist. In his column today, he picks on three Republicans, suggesting the recently deceased novelist Kurt Vonnegut would likely have thought all three nuts, or at least wrong.
As Shumacher’s Republican number two, […]
Today’s newspaper carries word of two related incidents yesterday… in the first, the 38th large caliber gun of the school year was seized from a Las Vegas high schooler, prompting the principal to ask for the diversion of more money from classrooms, and the Senate Homeland Security committee voted to kill my bill to increase […]
The Las Vegas Review Journal says:
Hundreds died when Islamic terrorists targeted a school in Russia in September 2004, Sen. Beers told the Senate Transportation and Homeland Security Committee on Thursday. Terrorists may have no dearth of potential targets, but “I can think of none that combine such an extreme degree of vulnerability and pricelessness as […]
My bill to change Nevada law to the way it was in 1990, and the way it is in California, Utah and Oregon, was heard in the Nevada Senate Homeland Security Committee yesterday afternoon.
Last month, this was one of my typical incoming emails on the topic:
Bob,
When I first heard of your bill (by word of […]
