
Elijah Cole Horton
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Elijah Cole Horton
@VORNORACK



During a press gaggle Monday, Gov. Katie Hobbs called out Republican opponent Andy Biggs for putting Washington's agenda ahead of Arizonans. 📹: @ColtonKrolak

And yet Arizonans on a statewide basis have elected a Democratic governor, secretary of state, attorney general as well as both U.S. senators - all with laws that require citizenship proof to register and ID to cast a ballot in person.






Being terrified of carrying one in the chamber is the most bizarre thing. In the beginning I get it, that's normal. But I've carried every day, everywhere, for 4 years now. Have worked out, swam, ran, fallen out of a truck, laid on it, driven hours with it on, fallen asleep with it, been punched directly in the holster, twisted and bent every way imaginable. Gun never went off. It's almost like it's designed like that. I don't even think about it anymore. If you don't trust your firearm to function properly, you probably shouldn't be carrying it around at all 🤷♂️





NEW: A court just rejected Huntington Beach’s latest attempt to dodge its legal responsibility to plan for housing. Another loss for the city. Another win for California’s housing laws. NIMBYism is over in California!






@MorosKostas Kostas firing a supressor knowing he can't have one in CA



So excited to drive to Staccato Ranch in Nevada this weekend for their America's 250th event! @CopperJacketTV will also be there I believe, will be cool to hang out with him. If anyone else is going, say hi. They are also doing a similar event at their Texas location.





Very long thread on the Wolford ruling is complete, you can find it here. Overall, Wolford was actually a bit more expansive than the narrow win that I expected. It cast doubt on other "sensitive places" restrictions, seemed to even clarify just a little bit what "arms" means, and aligned with Hemani in rejected overly-broad analogues, finding the middle ground between Bruen and Rahimi.


Remember the failed Hawaii bill that would have replaced the vampire rule with one forcing every private property owner to put up a sign saying whether or not they allow guns? You'll never guess what Jake is now advocating for!



Heller did reject interest balancing. Those lower court opinions adopted Breyer's *dissent*. Bruen corrected that and restored what Heller originally said. She knows this and is pretending not to understand it.



"This regime hobbles what the Second Amendment protects: the right of Americans to carry arms for self-defense as they go about their daily lives. We hold that the law is unconstitutional." A thread on Wolford v. Lopez.


Orders list coming Monday.




