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there is no reason ordinary citizens need them? 1, it's not about need. 2, if we don't need them, then neither does ANY branch or level of law enforcement. if they need them, then so do we.

you have to hand it to the dems, they've already won. pass unconstitutional law after unconstitutional law and it doesn't matter whatsoever because in the 7-8 YEARS it takes for it to make its way through the court systems, the law is in full effect. it may eventually get tossed, or it may not, but either way, the damage is done

Oops, you're right! I was in a rush between work calls and got confused. Delaware, not us! Our NJ AWB/Mag ban consolidated case latest: ORDER that the motions to exclude the expert testimony will be decided via a Telephone Conference set for 3/15/2024 at 10:00 AM in Teleconference before Judge Peter G. Sheridan. Signed by Judge Peter G. Sheridan on 2/20/2024. (jal, ) (Entered: 02/21/2024) Our NJ Anti-Carry/Bruen response bill is waiting for 3rd circuit appeals to issue a judgement on whether to stay Bumb's partial injunction or not.

Yanno, if we wanted to be assholes, we could sue every place that has Taylor Ham on their menu for the same reason Taylor got spanked back in the day. They are usually not serving a Taylor brand product, and it certainly is NOT ham. It's practically false advertising. All we need is money.

You're right! It should say Pork Roll!

Joined almost 15 years ago from an Arfcom post by Maks, and I'm still here despite moving 2,400 miles away.

They are, and will be, admitting way more illegal aliens to make up for those of us migrating. The U.S. invasion total so far eclipses the populations of 40 of our individual states.

They're not imbeciles, they are devious, strategically smart and absolutely do not give up.

She has indicated she wouldn't sign this. Believe her? And what about Phil? N.J. Dems are fast-tracking changes to public records laws. A lot of people are alarmed. - nj.com NJ OPRA: State Senate moves bill that would gut transparency (njherald.com) "Keep 'em in the dark." NJ Open Public Records Act under assault by Trenton lawmakers (njherald.com) The bill would allow state and local officials to sue any resident if they decide a records request is intended to “harass a public agency.” Worse, officials could simply refuse to share records they think might result in “harassment” — an open invitation to hide embarrassing records when officials view public criticism as harassment.

@Mrs. Peel facepalmed this. Made my day!!!

Honestly, Now this is going far.