A real President would be standing up tall speaking good things
how the Bill of Rights came into being and why they were/are important
We all can thank Patrick Henry for the Bill of Rights
the look of the hell you say
thanks Patrick
if one don’t excersize Rights
then they don’t need Rights
for they are SLAVES
not Free Men & Women
A young Theodore Roosevelt, back when being into fringey gun stuff meant something entirely different, 1885.
The buckshot stops here. President Harry S. Truman sights a shotgun, 1948.
Then-Senator Truman shows off a pair of pistols once owned by Jesse James to Vice President John Nance Garner, 1938. (According to the Library of Congress, “Senator Truman secured the guns in Southern Missouri from a doctor’s wife, whose husband received them in payment of medical services rendered Frank James, another of the James’ boys.”)
General Dwight D. Eisenhower squeezes off some rounds with wartime colleagues Prime Minister Winston Churchill and General Omar Bradley, 1945. As president, Eisenhower installed a skeet shooting range at Camp David.
President John F. Kennedy shoots skeet at Camp David, 1963. Watching him on the right are David Niven, Ben Bradlee, and Hjördis Paulina Tersmeden
President John F. Kennedy inspects an M15 rifle (and a crossbow) in the Oval Office, 1961
President Gerald R. Ford receives a musket as a gift during a trip to Texas, 1976.
mer President Ronald Reagan accepts a Colt Sporter AR15 from the American Shooting Sports Council at his ranch in California, 1992. “This much was obvious—Ronald Reagan loves shooting and loves people,” ACCS’s executive director wrote (PDF) about the day. “The anti-gunners may have thought they co-opted our pro-gun former president for their exclusive use. No way! He believes in our industry,”
I’ve never had a rapid fire malfunction
what liberals fear
spot for me and I’ll buy the beer
This little hot potato is designed to impact more than 150 million households in the Fifty States. In some very strange ways. It is designed to make as many gunowners as possible into felons. But WE would be the stupid ones if we just ignore it. It would (if it did pass) be impossible to enforce,
that would not stop them from trying to do so.
call it mission creep