They should be used to it by now. But this time, they’ve lost their bogus lawsuit against Armslist.

I’m sorry, that was unrealistic. They actually can’t afford to rent a convention center.

And odd measure of success from Paul Helmke.

My Google-fu is mightier than your Google-fu. That took, what, 23 minutes? In all fairness, it does help that I have ‘an audience’.

Now, with twice the propaganda and ten times the Reasoned Discoursetm!

Petey and Helmke are having a bad week. First, Virginia Tech tells them that they won’t be allowed to dance in the blood of dead college students. But no worries, they’re just going to crash the party instead. Stay classy, guys! And, an emerging pattern from these guys, is to claim victory even while losing. […]

Seems Thomas C. Vanden Berk realized what sensible people knew all along. Candlelight vigils are about as useless as a cock-flavored lollipop. And such vigils are what you do when you have no money. I personally love this bit: But community vigils are not going to change the illegal manufacturing, marketing and distribution of guns […]

Give us money. That was also their reaction to the VA Tech shooting.

Seriously. I was perusing their site and can’t find a join button. I see a big donate button. But I can’t seem to join. Mind you, I can join the NRA pretty quickly from their site. Even a quick Google for join brady campaign turns up no info on how to join. They don’t disclose […]

Well, that’s what they may as well have said. Seems that the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership tried to get the DC mayor to reform DC’s gun laws instead of pushing the appeal: Helmke, of the Brady Campaign, said the group suggested to Washington that it rework its gun laws rather than press on […]

Here’s the site. Seems it may be down for the count. So, here’s some thoughts on that. What I do know: They started a blog. Most of their commentators are pro-gun. And the pro-gun side was handily winning the debate over there because the two anti-gun commentators were retarded. They made some BS post about […]

No really: A new report from the Brady Campaign to Combat Gun Violence says colleges may have legal problems if they allow students to carry weapons on their campuses. Courts have long recognized an obligation by colleges and schools to provide a “safe environment” for students. Courts have found, in many previous cases, that colleges […]

Shorter version: they put their fingers in their ears and say lalalala I can’t hear you. Via David, who notes: Hmm. The Parker decision is “fantasy,” not to mention “inconsistency, flawed reasoning, distortion of binding precedent, and misunderstood historical materials”? Then DC should be rushing to file a petition for cert., rather than agonizing over […]

I linked to this post a bit back. Via PGP, the comments have really kicked up. Looks to me like the good guys are representin’, yo.

Via bitter, the Brady Bunch doesn’t seem to like Glenn Reynolds: These sobering statistics came back to me when I read Glenn Reynolds’ disturbing op-ed encouraging government mandates that people have guns in their homes. I was angry and alarmed that some might take these proposals, and the flawed statistics on which they rely, seriously. […]

The ABA is anti-gun. Probably because there are laws preventing ambulance chasers from going after gun companies. Such as this one, in which the Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership was dismissed in its suit against armslist.

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership is suing to ensure enforcement of NJ’s everybody gets a unicorn program. Oh, no, the smart gun law. Same thing.

Dave Workman points out that the Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership held a forum, posted a no guns sign, and had themselves an armed security guard on site. The hypocrisy merely amuses me now. Proof that they know guns are a good thing. When they want them.

Apparently, attending a public event and asking the public speaker to pose for a photo is stalking. You know, when I met Paul Helmke of The Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership’s saner years, he was polite and cordial, as was I. And he never bad mouthed me or the pic.

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership blames the Colorado recall on NRA lobbying and not grassroots activism, also known as what really happened.

There’s this place that has all the gun control pipe dreams that the Obama administration is pushing. It bans the most popular rifle in the country, magazines that hold more than some arbitrary number of rounds, and rarely issues permits. And the list goes on. It’s called California and it ranks number one on the […]

The Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership thinks we should all become ninjas. Because, as ninjas, we can put down attackers no matter the size difference, with little to no damage done to the victim No, really. Trouble is, then everyone would become a ninja and the biggest ninjas would have an advantage. Oh and […]

Robert VerBruggen on the Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership’s new fundraiser err president: Remember, this isn’t some random clown blogging for the Huffington Post; it’s the president of a leading gun-control group. If these are the best arguments the anti-gun movement can put forth, our Second Amendment rights are safe indeed.

Back in the early 1990s, if you had said to me Hey, Uncle, we’ll soon be arguing the merits of open carry versus concealed carry instead of just trying to get rid of gun bans and getting carry in 49 states then I would have said you’re a looney. But I would have been wrong. […]

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership is butthurt that someone is running and online gun business out of their condo. The company is LNC Arms.

Cam tells us that 73,740 people attended the NRA annual meeting, a new record. Meanwhile, at the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership’s annual meeting . . .

Waiting for the anti-gunners to condemn this insurrectionist militia: The New Black Liberation Militia, a self-styled black survival group, has announced that it plans to make a citizens arrest of Zimmerman next week, the Associated Press reported. And why does the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership have against gay people?

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership has a new president: The Brady Campaign president, Dan Gross, lives in New York and pushed the ASK program at his previous job. In other words, he’s a big believer in the Bloomberg nannyism to get other people to dig into your personal lives at home. Perhaps the […]

Joyce Foundation Shill Josh Sugarmann reports on a “study” that his paid hacktivist group conducted and concludes: homicide, and particularly gun homicide, continues to be one of the most pressing public health concerns in California among youth and young adults ages 10 to 24 Well, that’s kind of weird. Since California gets the top spot […]

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Ownership can’t seem to deal with the record gun sales in November. They’re going through denial, then acceptance. More here.