Here’s one for the ages:
Gun buyers defy Pelosi and Democrats, sales top 1 million a month for three straight years
In breaking the record, people delivered a strong message to liberal Democrats, who last week passed a ban on buying the nation’s most popular firearm, the modern sporting rifle, and other semi-automatic weapons and parts.
Suck it, gun-grabbing assholes.
Apparently, yesterday was International Orgasm Day or something equally stupid.
Needless to say, I missed it, just as I’ve missed so many of its namesakes.
Nowadays, of course, I’m more likely to have a Supreme Moment by looking at pictures of things like this: 
…or this:
…rather than this:
In truth, though, what would really get the old juices running would be… ummmm… how can I put this delicately, or in a manner which wouldn’t cause the fuzz to show up at my door…
A deep pit full of dead Socialists?
Something like that.
Remember when I said that conservatives (and the few conservative Republicans) should declare victory, and not start overreaching and going crazy?
This is what I meant by going crazy:
The delegates of the Republican Party of Texas voted overwhelmingly to add a plank to the party platform calling for a statewide vote for returning to an independent nation. Texas GOP officials told Breitbart Texas the plank received approximately 80 percent of the delegate votes cast at the June state convention.
You fucking morons. The Great State of Texas can’t even manage its electricity delivery properly (whether it’s too cold or too hot), and now you want to be an independent country?
You know, we do not call them the Stupid Party for nothing — they earn the sobriquet just about every election cycle.
Just keep on walking in that direction, why don’tcha.
Oh and by the way: I myself — one of the most conservative Republican voters you’ll ever meet — will vote against the measure.
I think it’s time that conservatives look at the overturning of Roe, declare victory, and move on to more important (and really vital) social topics, at the state level, rather than start making people nervous by more-invasive anti-abortion laws.
And by “people”, I mean people like me.
Yes, there will always be some state-level folly that needs to be addressed — oppressive state gun ownership “tests”, for example — but just as with the major 2A victory, let’s not push for AK-47s in Aisle 7 at Kroger because while that doesn’t make me especially nervous, it probably would most people. Apply that concept to abortion-restrictive laws, and you’ll get my drift.
Let’s start with another state power: our schools and the destructive policies of Critical Race Theory, anti-male indoctrination and Marxism which have all become embedded in public school curricula.
If we want a more urgent local action, let’s address another state power: that of voting management and policy. Without serious controls in place to guarantee that another ten million votes aren’t suddenly “found” in ballot boxes or the foul voting machines, none of the rest counts.
We’ve won the 2A battle and we’ve destroyed the Constitutional foolishness of Roe v. Wade. It’s time to get serious about the rest of the Counterculture.
Oh, and if we want another national ailment to tackle, let’s talk about the wokeness and feminization of the Armed Forces, and their baleful effects on our ability to protect this republic. More on that later.
And:
West Virginia all by itself can only exert nominal influence on BlackRock and the big banks. But if you get a coalition of states – including Texas, Arizona, and Missouri – to threaten to cut off the mega-banks because of their anti-energy political activism, then there is a critical mass of influence.
And see where he goes from there. I like his thinking.
From our worthy Texas Senator:
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) brushed off NRA opposition to his gun control package Wednesday, noting that the gun rights group cannot be allowed to “veto good public policy.”
The bill expands background checks for some gun buyers, uses taxpayer money incentivize red flag laws, and broadens the NICS prohibited purchasers’ list (by using domestic violence statutes to cover dating relationships).
My suggestion to Cornyn: start exploring your post-Senate career opportunities, because we will not forget this when your reelection time comes.
Also: the NRA doesn’t mean spit in this state; it’s the gun owners that matter.
As you will find out, you fucking squish.