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• Texas Congressman’s New Bumper Sticker Is Going to Infuriate the Left

  April 12, 2013 at 8:43pm

  In reply to mash4077.

  “Dumb and campy?”

  Exactly the point!

• What Odd Items Did DHS Try To Purchase (And Then Suddenly Cancel)?

  April 12, 2013 at 7:35pm

  Who’s watching the store anyway?

• Troubling Photos Suggest Some Egyptian Police Stood By While Mob Attacked Christian Cathedral, Burned Bible

  April 10, 2013 at 7:23pm

  Get a job.

• Gabrielle Giffords Slams ‘Scare Tactics’ and ‘Misinformation’ in Call for Universal Background Checks

  April 7, 2013 at 1:27pm

  Gabby…you are NOT one of us.

• Whoops: Cory Booker Misspeaks Once — Then Twice — About Gun Death Numbers

  March 31, 2013 at 1:13pm

  In reply to truthspeare.

  Um…wrong website.

• This AK-47 Is Made Entirely of Bone — Its Magazine Formed From 10 Rabbit Skulls

  March 31, 2013 at 1:04pm

  This is neither art, nor interesting.

  Now…if it actually Worked! That would be interesting! (Still not art, though)

• New App Wants to Draw Distinctive Line Between Gun-Free and Gun-Friendly Zones

  March 21, 2013 at 7:59pm

  Problem is that anti-gun ******** will use the app to mark locations as gun-free zones, when they really are gun-friendly. Or, vice-versa, which could get gun-owners in trouble.

• Australian Winery Seeks to Pull Its Wine From the NRA Wine Club (Yes, They Have One of Those)

  January 26, 2013 at 8:45am

  The NRA doesn’t run the Wine Club. It is run by a … surprise….wine retailer! They gather wines from around the country and the world, and make them available to wine aficionados. A percentage is given to the NRA, and in turn the NRA promotes the club.

  Other companies, in other businesses, do this all the time. Nothing nefarious about it. No pro-NRA wine labels, no diatribe….just the wine.

  But now a small vintner in Australia does not want his wine sold through the club. Fine, no big deal. But, it’s NOT a business decision, it’s a political one. It will certainly have business ramifications, but will cause hardly a ripple in the political world.

  My guess is that in about a year, the business will re-think this decision, and quietly make their wine available again.