REFLECTIONS ON HELLER, Part III
SCOTUS’ opinion in District of Columbia, et. al. v. Heller, is probably the most welcome official document in memory for gun owners’ rights activists. As such, it bears multiple re-readings. Savor this, for example, from Justice Scalia’s majority opinion: “By … Read more
RESPONDING TO RESPONDERS
Editor Dave Duffy tells me this blog is getting a good response. Being a Luddite who doesn’t know from blogs, I’ll take his word for it. I’ve tried not to be intrusive to reader responses, and let everyone … Read more
IN THE MATTER OF JOE HORN
In the Comments section under Part Two of “Reflections on Heller” in this blog, reader azasu writes, “Hey Mas, I was wondering if you were going to do a post or article on the whole Joe Horn thing in Texas. … Read more
REFLECTIONS ON HELLER, PART TWO
It is fascinating to watch the many reactions to the Heller decision. Perhaps the most obvious is that various print and electronic media, notably CNN, are now suddenly discussing these matters under the umbrella of “gun rights” when they used … Read more
REFLECTIONS ON HELLER, Part One
Ever since I was a kid, I was frustrated by clueless people who said, “The Second Amendment is about the National Guard or something.” Yeah, right…as if one of the most carefully crafted documents in the history of the human … Read more