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Sen. Menendez, Rep. Coleman renew bicameral effort to outlaw gun silencers - WRNJ Radio

Hey, why don't we have this? "On the eve of the pension-reform vote, Macron applied article 49.3 of the French constitution, which allows the president to impose the law without a vote." What’s Behind the French Riots? - LewRockwell

Nebraska becomes 27th state to pass constitutional carry | Just The News

This one really is the height of irony. Gun-banning Murphy drop-kicked by "The Pew Pew Jew" over Warsaw Ghetto tweet – Bearing Arms

In France, the bird is not the word. Anti-Macron Protesters Face Prison for Giving President the Middle Finger (breitbart.com)

Meanwhile, across the river, a large capacity home invasion is stifled. Pennsylvania armed citizen shoots, wounds two home invaders – Bearing Arms

Hat tip to that eminent zoologist: Bill Haley and the Comets. I'm still Rocking Around The Clock.

BOOM! All gas in Newton went up .20 overnight to $3.59/gal.!

And that was just for the one on his head!

I love this one! This one is false. It's a play on last names.

The statute that states a permit to carry a handgun is valid for all handguns legally owned by the holder.

Of course not. The two main points of my post were: Current mortgage interest rates around 6.5% today seem bad. They can (and probably will) get a lot worse. A Black Swan event can change the entire housing (or banking!) outlook in just a few days. As far as the prices of houses... our $55,000 Cape Cod starter house in 1979, being exactly the same house, would cost $228,663.64 in today's dollars due to the DEPRECIATION in the value of the U.S. dollar. People are sleepwalking as the value of everything they own denominated in U.S. dollars goes into the tank.

Here's a lot of info to digest. If the residential market is in a bubble right now, then prices are due for a correction. Of Two Minds - This Housing Bubble Is Different: It's Much More Precarious

My wife an I bought our first tiny Cape Cod house in 1979 and had the pleasure of 9.5% interest rates. Four days after we closed on the mortgage Carter gave his 'oil is war' speech, and there was no mortgage money to be had anywhere. At any rate. We were glad we got in the door. Just a cautionary tale for those of you who think you've seen the worst. You haven't.

So much for protesting. France Burns: Macron Signs Pension Reform into Law as Paris Riots (breitbart.com)

$3.39 in Newton today at five different stations.

It's supposed to be an exposition, not a debate on their merits. New Jersey 101.5 town hall on NJ gun laws — 7 p.m., April 20 (nj1015.com)

$3.85 outside of Hazleton PA yesterday. AAA: Pump prices edge higher for now - WRNJ Radio

Vive la France. I'm sure you were pissed, as I would be.

Now we move to acquire Champagne, Cognac, and handbags. French Pension Protesters Storm LVMH Building In Downtown Paris | ZeroHedge

Right. And that skin-tight leather doesn't leave much wiggle room!

I'll post these two. Many more at the link. Smonday smiles – HotAir

I thought the French were always the first to go home when conflicted? France on Fire: Over Half a Million Protest Against Macron Government (breitbart.com) Hit 'em where they eat.

Went by the Exxon station in Newton at 2:30 yesterday, and saw the price (cash/credit) was $3.19. So I thought I'd stop in and fill up after my appointment. Came back at 3:30 and it was $3.21. Then I saw the price at Weis up the street was still at $3.09, while another station was $3.26. Looks like delivery timing is the only thing holding down the price at the moment. Gas prices surge in NJ ahead of Spring Break - No end in sight (nj1015.com)

Update: They're now Tranheuser Busch. Courtesy: Jimmy Faila, Gutfeld!