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on September 17, 2013 in Right Edition

The NRA Fights for You – Obama and Syria Spin

The NRA Fights for You – Obama and Syria Spin 1. The NRA was originally not a civil rights organization. The NRA was founded in 1871 after the Civil War by Army and Navy Journal editor William Conant Church (pictured above) and General George Wood Wingate of the Union Army, who were both dismayed at the horrible accuracy of Union soldiers during the Civil War. The original purpose of the organization was for rifle marksmanship training. However despite this, the NRA is the oldest civil rights organization in the United States. 2. The NRA has a history of being for… View Article

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on September 16, 2013 in Right Edition

The Bureaucracy – No Butt Flicking Allowed

The Bureaucracy – No Butt Flicking Allowed There are two types of bureaucrats in the federal bureaucracy: political appointees and civil servants. The president can appoint approximately 2,000 people to top positions within the federal bureaucracy. These people are known as political appointees. For much of the nineteenth century, presidents routinely hired political supporters to work in the bureaucracy. Over time, the federal bureaucracy became corrupt and inept, leading to calls for reform. In 1883, Congress passed the Pendleton Act (also called the Civil Service Reform Act), which put limits on the spoils system for the first time. The act… View Article

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on September 12, 2013 in Right Edition

Obamacare Fiasco – Alberta Government buys Houses

Obamacare Fiasco – Alberta Government buys Houses Nancy Pelosi told us there would be days like this. The only way to find out what was in Obamacare was to pass it and see what happens. Congress passed it, the messiah signed it, and we’re beginning to see what happens. The Washington Post addressed the question of affordability. The newspaper pointed out that the 2,000-page law known as the Affordable Care Act contains some of the most complicated language imaginable when it comes to premium subsidies. Fortunately, the Kaiser report used actual rates that insurers plan to charge. According to Kaiser’s… View Article

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on September 11, 2013 in Right Edition

NRA on Canadas’ Gun Laws – Anchor Babies

NRA on Canadas’ Gun Laws – Anchor Babies Number of Privately Owned Firearms The estimated total number of guns (both licit and illicit) held by civilians in Canada is  9,950,0001 Rate of Civilian Firearm Possession per 100 Population The estimated rate of private gun ownership (both licit and illicit) in Canada is 23.82 firearms per 100 people Number of Privately Owned Firearms – World Ranking In a comparison of the number of privately owned guns in 178 countries, Canada ranked at No. 123 Rate of Privately Owned Firearms per 100 Population – World Ranking In a comparison of the rate… View Article

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on September 10, 2013 in Right Edition

Trudeau admits Pot use – Guns vs thief and Carjacker

Trudeau admits Pot use – Guns vs thief and Carjacker Justin Trudeau, who has endorsed legalizing marijuana, is making no apologies for smoking pot once as a Member of Parliament, while Prime Minister Stephen Harper had a decidedly unimpressed reaction to the revelation. “For Mr. Trudeau, I think those actions speak for themselves and I don’t have anything to add,” Harper told an audience in Nunavut Thursday. The Liberal leader told The Huffington Post Canada‘s Althia Raj that he had a “puff” three years ago. He was first elected in 2008. Speaking later on Thursday, Trudeau said he had not… View Article

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on September 9, 2013 in Right Edition

The Facts about Guns

The Facts about Guns Gun-related homicides and crime are “strikingly” down from 20 years ago, despite the American public’s belief that firearm crime is on the upswing, a new study said Wednesday. Looking back 50 years, a Pew Research Center study found U.S. gun homicides rose in the 1960s, gained in the 1970s, peaked in the 1980s and the early 1990s, and then plunged and leveled out the past 20 years. “Despite national attention to the issue of firearm violence, most Americans are unaware that gun crime is lower today than it was two decades ago,” the researchers say. A… View Article

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on September 8, 2013 in Right Edition

Cost of Air Force 1 – Conservatives low in Polls

Cost of Air Force 1 – Conservatives low in Polls The U.S. military has provided an updated estimate on that cost, first published by a taxpayer watchdog group and confirmed by FoxNews.com, and the number is staggering — $181,757 per hour. That’s the price tag for shuttling around President Obama, who, as it turns out, has spent more days abroad in his first two years than any other president. Estimates over the years based on government reports and independent number-crunching have always reflected a steep cost for presidential travel, but the figure provided by the 89th Airlift Wing appears to… View Article

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on September 4, 2013 in Right Edition

Guns at the Airport – High taxes in Italy moves to Poland

For most fliers, the standard slap-your-forehead moment occurs after opening a suitcase upon arrival and discovering that they forgot to pack their prescription medicine, running shoes or perfect necktie. Then there are the travelers, few but growing in number, who have a similar reaction, albeit more severe, over an item that they forgot to unpack before boarding. The forehead slap is usually followed by a fine and sometimes a night in jail. Across the country, people are increasingly being caught at security checkpoints with firearms in their carry-on bags. Nowhere does this happen more often than at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International,… View Article

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on September 3, 2013 in Right Edition

Bullet Proof Backpacks – Gun and People Control

Bullet Proof Backpacks – Gun and People Control “I had an old vest that I basically cut up, put it inside the backpack, and sent them on their way,” Joe Curran recalls. “And friends and neighbors, some family, said, ‘what a great idea.’” And so, the bulletproof backpack was born, along with a new “made in America” company, Bullet Blocker. The Massachusetts-based business, which specializes in bulletproof school supplies, has grown to seven full time employees, with both domestic and international sales. And, it’s not just about the backpack anymore. “We started making inserts for notebooks. We started making jackets,… View Article

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on August 30, 2013 in Right Edition

Are You Alive – Theresa Spence Indian Chief – Starbucks Guns

Are You Alive – Theresa Spence Indian Chief Sometimes known as a certificate of existence or a proof of life, a certificate of life is document that is created by a government entity in order to provide evidence that an individual is currently living. This sort of document is often used by government agencies that provide ongoing benefits to citizens, providing evidence that the agency has verified that the individual receiving benefits is indeed still alive and has not passed away since the last investigation. Insurance companies are also likely to use an internal version of the certificate of life… View Article

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