It's hard to believe what short memories Wayne LaPierre and Chris Cox have.

Use that "economic stimulus" check to promote freedom.

For the third year running, MD Senator Frosh exercises a "desk drawer veto" on a bill that came to his committee after passing by unanimous vote in the other chamber of the legislature.

In the end, even Michael Moore couldn't say anything bad about Charlton Heston.

RKBA activist Don Pollock observes that our representatives in the MD legislature are not representing us.

Kojo Snowden "gets out of jail free" on gun possession charges.

Afraid of losing their Second Amendment case, DC officials launch an assault on the Fourth Amendment.

British tabloid stirs irrational fear of teensy revolver.

Alan Korwin, who sometimes writes as "The Uninvited Ombudsman," files an upbeat dispatch about this year's SHOT (Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trades) show.

It was Mark Twain who observed that no one's life, liberty or property is safe while the legislature is in session. Alas, that is more true than ever, especially in Maryland.

Quoting from this site: West Virginia is considering a bill to teach schoolchildren how to handle a gun and hunt safely its proponent hopes will increase state r

"I'm from the government and I'm here to help..."

Attacks on MTA buses are nothing new, and symptomatic of a larger problem.

Suggestions for a little political "Trick or Treating"

Rudy Giuliani sought to reassure the National Rifle Association of his support for a constitutional right to bear arms, in spite of his history of behaving otherwise.

Only in Baltimore can a person fight off an robbery attempt, and find himself possibly facing criminal charges.

Gun owners concerned about California's "micro stamping" law need to protest it, but effectively.

The Baltimore Examiner reports: Baltimore County police are warning residents of a scam by criminals posing as Baltimore Gas and Electric representatives. According to county detectives and BGE security specialists, a woman calls a BGE customer

An elderly man beaten unconscious by an assailant wielding a soda can awoke and shot the man during an attempted robbery.

Commemorating Memorial Day (Decoration Day) 2007, an excerpt from Walt Whitman's "Drum-Taps."

Ray Schoenke pushes around Ginny Simone, acting like an overaged high-school jock.

Mencken attacks a federal gun control law proposed in 1925.

Ed McGivern's observations about law-abiding shooters and "gun control," in 1932.

Random observatons about Baltimore and the eastern shore of Maryland.

The case of the disappearing listener comments. Updated May 6.