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“The USSS has access to all the best imagery and elevation data,” the military expert told RCP. “I’m not saying they didn’t [use drones], but it’s an open question.” Imagery and elevation data, my hind leg. You could stand at the podium and see that the shooter’s rooftop is a location of concern. Th...

Probably flaunting the law, but there surely is a better, safer way to do it. This bravado, no-knock stuff gets people killed. The wounded ATF agent was very lucky.

I wonder if it was Bud Light.

My insurance policy covers my guns as well as other valuable personal property. Of course I tell them.

Oh, it’s Barack Obama, for sure. Susan Rice and others are merely implementers.

Shootings are not the same as fights on planes. Yeah, they are. They’re both indicative of a lack of respect for the rule of law. There are communities in this country in which criminal behavior is condoned and even encouraged. Unfortunately, many of those communities are predominantly comprised of...

Ruark wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 11:22 am Could it be because black drivers are 2.5 times more likely to receive traffic tickets than white drivers?

It could be that black drivers are 2.5 times more likely to violate traffic laws.

“Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!”

I’m good. Kerrville’s my new stompin’ grounds.

I’m in. Acapulco is fine, tho’ I’ve never had breakfast there.

The Kerrville store is everyone’s favorite place to visit, let alone shop. Very friendly staff. We like Candy and Wanda at the registers, and Mr. Buddy knows everything about everything. Good selection of firearms and ammo, and they’ve sold THREE of those crazy 9mm Gatling guns in the last couple ye...

Hill Country Cafe. One o’ my favorite places. Do you know that the H•E•B empire was launched there? Started out as a Mom ‘n’ Pop grocery in that same space.

I can be there.

Berettas and Rugers.

Texas distillers can sell only a limited amount of their product on premises. “Texas spirits (not beer or wine) have a 3 tiered system which means a distiller must sell bottles to a distributor who then sells to a liquor store. A restaurant/bar purchases their alcohol from a wholesaler/liquor store....