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March 19, 2013

NJ CPS raids home over Facebook photo of gun [Darleen Click]

ZOMG!! We must think of the children!! New Jersey police and Dept. of Children and Families officials raided the home of a firearms instructor and demanded to see his guns after he posted a Facebook photo of his 11-year-old son holding a rifle. “Someone called family services about the photo,” said Evan Nappen, an attorney representing Shawn Moore. “It led to an incredible, heavy-handed raid on his house. They wanted

On “the Promise of Gun Control”

— Which, as it happens, turns out to be a promise for insanity, if we buy the colloquial definition of insanity as repeating the same action over and over and over again and expecting different results. From Extrano’s Alley, in November of 2012: Thanks to a link at The Gun Wire, I see the “New York Times” has an unsigned op-ed titled ‘Promises on Gun Control.’ I will not quote

“Ryan: No Civil War in GOP”

protein wisdom:  “‘the fuck?  Did you like, miss the ‘autopsy’ report put out by the Bushies for the Bushies that counsels Republicans to embrace the Bushies — and in so doing, ditch the hateful racist misogynistic homophobic nativism (and Asian animus) that for too long has passed for conservative “principle”?   Did you miss the call to eschew the  fringe extremist constitutionalists and fetishizers of small government in order better

Obama: “We do not have an immediate debt crisis”; Boehner: “What he said”

Compare and contrast. As it’s all the rage these days, allow me to try my hand at the new “compassionate conservative,” GOP establishment “autopsy” game:  first, I hereby re-brand John Boehner “Barack Obama Light” — though not for lack of tanning.  Second,  I hereby re-brand the GOP House leadership, which on three occasions recently caucused with Democrats against its own majority, and has scrapped the Hastert Rule (which I’ve re-branded

ACORN part duex: ObamaCare opening the door for cronyism, graft and massive fraud [Darleen Click]

As goes California … State officials say they need 20,000 people for the job of signing up millions of Californians for health insurance in the coming months, but a battle is brewing over whether these workers should undergo background checks and fingerprinting. At issue is the level of screening these “assisters” should receive before they handle confidential information about the people they are enrolling this year in the state’s new