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Wanna win some stuff? Think you can predict April 25’s Oscar winners better than I can? You’ve come to the right place.
Read moreLast year, I jokingly posted to social media an online order for a cattle prod. I don’t have cattle. It was a tool I wanted to carry with me to keep people the full six feet away from me that we were learning was part of the guidelines for dealing with the pandemic we were just beginning to face.
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Gov. Abbott issued an executive order last week banning state agencies, cities or counties from creating a “vaccine passport” requirement.
Read moreShe is correct that few Republicans in Texas own assault rifles. Or few in the USA for that matter. It’s been illegal to manufacture new automatic weapons for civilian use since May 19,1986. Now, it is not illegal to own one. That is if you have $15 to over $70 thousand to buy one from an already licensed owner willing to sell, plus paying another $200 for a Federal Transfer Stamp (that has to stay with the firearm at all times) plus a background check and investigation by a National Agency with 10-point finger printing. Then wait 8 months. By the way, this only happens when your State does prohibit ownership. Under very limited circumstances can you legality own an automatic weapon in the USA. You just can’t walk into Walmart or Bass Pro Shop and buy a fully automatic weapon, AK-47 or assault rifle-whatever you want to call them. They are a short compact selective fire weapon that fires a cartridge of intermediate power between submachine gun and rifle. They are capable of delivering effective full-automatic fire. What you can buy that is designed to look like an AK-47 is a semiautomatic. Deady, Yes, but not an assault rifle, an AK- 47 or an automatic. Law-abiding Texans already don’t have assault weapons under Law. I repeat, that ban has been in place since 1986. What is needed is for the agencies involved is to their jobs on the background check laws already in place.
Read moreMs Hull writes to inform us as to what she “believes” concerning the possession and use of an ill-defined object she refers to as an “assault rifle”. In doing so, she is either remarkably uninformed or willfully repeating a common propaganda theme of Democrat agenda to disarm the citizens of the US. Many readers will recognize that as her term for some variant of an AR15 .
Read moreIn 1972, a children’s book was published called “:Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.” From the moment Alexander wakes up until the moment he goes to sleep, Alexander experiences unfortunate events causing him to feel overwhelmed and picked on by the universe. The purpose of the book is to teach kids that bad days happen, they are part of life and when you encounter them, take refuge; it will not last forever!
Read moreEditor’s Note: This is the fourth in an ongoing series.
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With anyone 16 and older now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) has launched the Texas Public Health Vaccine Scheduler, which establishes a single place to sign up for a vaccine through multiple public health agencies.
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