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The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is a cornerstone of Western Civilization. It has ALWAYS been part of it. It was the difference between being free and being a slave in antiquity. The US didn't invent it, we recognized it for what it is and always was. Without it, no Western Civ.

I have cheese sticks. -Me flirting

Would.

My princess.

@tabithaConnoll7 I stole it all.

Ummm where is the gray?!

That’s almost 2 months of charging by the way. And MI is the 13th most expensive state for electricity.

@StevieWestAgain Hey, wait a minute… 😮

Well now I want to give my dogs Republican Hair.

Reminder… Judge Arthur Engoron and Leticia James claimed Mar-a-Lago was worth between $18 million and $27.6 million. Forbes just valued Mar-a- Lago at $650 million. 36 times what they claimed. They scammed just to get Trump on fraud. They both belong in prison. Evil.

@bobby_on_mars Fack.

Homeless fentanyl addicts have girlfriends and you can’t even get a girl to text you back

@coffee_oil On it

@janefkndoe @donutpatrol451 Mom?!?

I was told this wouldn’t happen by people I told this would absolutely happen…

Man-whoring.

@PattyMurray What about the average Dem criminal?

The average person is more likely to be struck by lightning than they are to commit voter fraud. Seriously. That's a real stat. I'm voting NO on the SAVE America Act.

@AverageLumsuKid Five days.

text was so good that she’s been reading it for a day now

While everyone's once again on the whole "USAA is garbage" warpath (they are), it's time once again for me to share a little story from 2013: As some of you know, I do computer security stuff. Not just professionally, but for fun. One day in December 2013, I got some spam email. It was a phish. Purporting to be from USAA. Since I was taking 2 years off from working (voluntarily; I'd just gotten married and wanted to focus on me for a while), I had ample time on my hands. So, I started digging. Long story short: I located the threat actor -- full name, address, photo, front door, and all his infrastructure. I infiltrated that, and obtained full details of every USAA customer he's successfully tricked into handing over everything: PII, credentials, account details, credit/debit card info, the works. Along with his other campaigns running, pretending to be other banks. I packaged this all up professionally and approached the appropriate people in USAA about it. Explained who I was, that I'd done this professionally for decades, that I'd been a long-standing customer of USAA, etc. I was told, in no uncertain terms -- in fact, in these exact words -- "It's our policy not to pursue fraud". I was a bit taken aback. I had to have them repeat, and then explain that. I couldn't've possibly heard that right. Here I was, a security professional, handing them a fairly large threat actor on a silver platter, along with a decent-sized list of USAA customers that either had been victims of fraud, or were about to be. And they not only said they weren't interested, but that they intended to do quite literally nothing. Absolutely nothing. Earlier that year they'd stopped underwriting motorcycle policies, so I had already pulled my auto and bike insurance from them. So, I spent Christmas Eve night that year (because I wasn't about to wait) sitting in the office of a local bank opening new accounts, transferring everything out of USAA. The following week we took it to the State Police. They were interested, but had no idea what to do with the information, even after I politely suggested various avenues to pursue. And I was talking with the officer who was in charge of "all the computer stuff". The report remains on file. The threat actor remains at large. His victims remain screwed. USAA doesn't give two shits about you, and hasn't for quite some time.

Well it looks like Republican Rep Anthony Hartsook’s ugly temper rears its ugly head again. Hartsook sponsored a bill HB26-1108 that would have given gun owner fingerprint records to the FBI. We had Hartsook on 2A Tuesday and when I asks him directly why he was supporting gun owner registration he lost his temper. He also said that he reached out to every 2A organization for input on this bill, but only the CSSA was willing to work with him. Well I called CSSA, they said they were speaking with Hartsook to ‘make the bill about safety without harming gun owners’. (Im paraphrasing) I reached out to RMGO - Hartsook never contacted them. I reached out to Rally for our Rights/We the Second - Hartsook never reached out. The NSSF is here in Colorado and very active, I am quite certain that Nephi Cole would have gladly spoken with Hartsook. I also asked myself and other gun advocates if they had heard from Hartsook - none of us had. Due to pressure from the community HB26-1108 was killed. I want to make it clear it was not because of one organization- it was because plenty of 2A outlets applied pressure. There is not one single savior of the 2A in Colorado - it takes everyone involved to stay the course and keep fighting. Hartsook is now sponsoring another bill: HB26-1302. This bill DIRECTLY AFFECTS OUR LAWSUIT GARCIA V POLIS. This bill strips the existing statutory requirement that CBI’s InstaCheck Unit must be open at least 12 hours per day, every day of the year (except Christmas and Thanksgiving), and replaces it with a vague standard allowing the CBI Director to set whatever hours “best meet the business needs of the bureau.” Now we see Hot Headed Hartsook lash out against RMGO for doing their job the people of Colorado donate to them to do. I think it’s time Hartsook goes bye bye and we replace him with a pro 2A patriot. Are you in Douglas County, District 44 and willing to challenge this angry man’s seat? For more info on the new bill HB26-1302 check the comments for a full break down on my website.

Pray. I’ve been there and… just pray.

@shalomninja @janefkndoe Well she can try to ruin my reach but the joke’s on her: I have none! I’m untouchable!