Thursday, August 22, 2013

HOW DOES THE ANTI-GUN LOBBY ANSWER THIS?


Rodney Long was an inmate who escaped from the Iowa State Prison in Clarinda, shot a Taylor County Sheriff’s Deputy and broke into the farmhouse of Jerome and Carolyn Mauderly, whereupon he cut their landline.  After some four hours of being held hostage, Mauderly managed to shoot Long to death in the farmhouse kitchen. 

COMMENTS:
Given the circumstances, no one can doubt that the Mauderlies were justifiably fearful for their lives.  Had they not managed to get a gun and shoot Long, he most certainly would have killed them.  And there are those who would deny the Mauderlies the right to defend themselves.   

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. What is all of the ruckus about John Sandweg being nominated to the I.C.E. job?  (Sylvester ~ Salem, OR)
A. He has virtually no law enforcement experience.  The Republicans are also concerned about his partisanship; he’s a staunch Democrat.  As if to say that the Republicans wouldn’t nominate someone who was a staunch Republican to the job?  Come on!  His major attribute is that he was chief fundraiser for Napolitano, so what’s wrong with that? 

Q. The FISA Court ruling that N.S.A. was violating the Constitution with its surveillance of U.S. citizens came in October of 2011.  But, they continued with business as usual and ignored the ruling.  Why isn’t someone in jail?  (Timothy ~ Elk Grove, CA)
A. This pattern is running rampant through several agencies of the Obama Administration.  Obviously, direction is coming from the top.  The correct person to file charges would be Eric Holder, but we all know where he stands.    

Q. What do you think about AL JAZEERA starting up its U.S. cable T.V. network the other day?  (Buster ~ Chandler, AZ)
A. They can’t be any worse than NBC or MSNBC.  As an American, I do object to the probability that they are going to be broadcasting things that will endanger our freedom and our democratic way of life. 

TODAY’S QUOTE:
“The gift of broadcasting is, without question, the lowest human capacity to which any man could attain.” ~ Harold Nicolson

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