cool arrow wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2024, 5:32 pm He is doing well, not doing anything gun related.

A few of us are in contact with him almost daily and will pass on the well wishes.

trailboss60 wrote: ↑April 25th, 2024, 4:41 pm

Cool stuff.
He is a great guy and I always liked his posts. It broke my heart to hear what he had to deal with, but I hope each day is better going forward.
A truck driver myself...semi retired collecting a pension so I do not want to work the crazy hours that I used to. If he is ever looking for a change, pm me and I can give my phone number to him...we are always looking for good hands.

YNOTAZ wrote: ↑April 24th, 2024, 8:16 am There was an NRA/ILA meeting yesterday. The meeting was not well attended. Like many others, folks assume the other guy is going to do the heavy lifting, they don’t participate, and won’t even join AZCDL because it will never happen here. Representative Nguyen, chairman of the Arizona judiciary committee said we have a 1 seat majority in the house and in the senate, 31 out of 60 seats, and 15 out of 30 seats. It is crucial we maintain that majority.

On day one of this legislative session the Dems introduced 24 anti-gun bills. Our current slim majority stopped those bills from reaching Hobbs’ desk for signature. Hobbs has vetoed every pro-firearm bill, we don’t have enough votes to override her veto. Hobbs has also committed to vetoing any future firearms-friendly bills that come to her desk. That commitment has the lefty liberals funding her coffers for a reelection bid.

Today, a lawsuit is being filed against Pima county to overturn a law that they've already passed. That law requires you give notice within 24-hours of any firearm that is lost or stolen. It carries a $1,000 fine for failure.

If you want to live in Calizona, sit on your hands.