Finally, what many of us have been saying for some time now is being questioned in the mainstream as something you just can’t say has no merit. 

Frankly, this should be common sense without a sheriff making you aware of it.

Two deputies who were scared of their own shadow went to an innocent man’s home and started shooting through his door for no reason.

California, which we should possibly consider referring to as “Commiefornia,” is the only state in the US with a database which tracks people who they claim are prohibited from owning a firearm, admitted that they confiscated 2,290 firearms through the Armed and Prohibited Persons program.

“We’re gonna let them know that we are sick and tired of being penalized for Baltimore City’s inability to control crime,” Lewis told the room in a video that circulated on social media. “If these bills pass, we will not comply.”

The unnamed woman called 911 just after noon on February 12 to report the home intruder, twenty-year-old Hans Rogers. She stayed on the phone for nearly ten minutes fending him off to keep him away from her, firing at least two shots while she was on the phone with 911.

Former federal prosecutor Joe diGenova warned that America is growing into a “civil war” and that things will get much worse before they get better, but said that he does two things as things heat up to “total war”:  “I vote and I buy guns.”

Morales is where he belongs now, and because of Deputy Jarecki’s quick actions, she is alive today.

As the window is rolling down, the driver immediately pulls a handgun and fires a single shot at Jarecki. What happens next is nothing short of what you would expect a professional law enforcement officer to do in this situation.

In all, 13 counties have passed these resolutions.