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Wake me up when it’s over

The current election cycle in the state is one of the most boring I can recall. There’s just not a lot of excitement for any of the races.

Bruce Blakeman is boring as fuck. There’s zero enthusiasm for his campaign. Kathy Hochul is detestable and despised by her own party. I suspect she’ll win based upon nothing more than the Democrat enrollment advantage.

On the gun front in CD-24, incumbent Claudia Tenney sent out a mailer touting her 2A credentials while her challenger Alissa Ellman made an appearance at a local range.

In CD-21, Anthony Constantino has been running ads declaring his support for gun rights.

In CD-17, incumbent Pat Ryan appeared with some moonbat Moms.

On the local front, Putnam County Firearms Owners held a trap shooting event featuring the Republican, Democrat and Conservative candidates running for County Executive. Stuff like this is always a good idea and makes all gun rights activists look good.

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Budget update

Depending upon who you talk to, there may or may not be an agreement on a state budget.

While the fiscal policy is still up in the air, gun control apparently is not:


What is so far left out of this idiocy is the fact that a few years ago they changed the definition of a receiver to be anything that could be made into a receiver. Gov. Hochul’s nonsense is totally unenforceable and it’s only a matter of time before it blows up in her face.

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Hochul goes after 3D printed guns

Her presser: Keeping New Yorkers Safe: Governor Hochul Announces Nation-Leading Proposals to Crack Down on 3D-Printed Guns and Other Illegal Firearms

There are already a number of bills pertaining to this. I’ll know sometime later which ones she specifically wants as part of this.

One of the most retarded members of the legislature is already salivating over this:

2nd elected official calls for exorcising gun rights

For only the second time an elected official from New York has publicly called for citizens to exercise their 2A rights for self-defense.

Inside this article from the Post is this statement from Councilwoman Inna Vernikov:

“Gun-toting Republican Brooklyn lawmaker Inna Vernikov won’t face repercussions for bringing a firearm to a pro-Palestinian college rally — despite tough talk from progressive City Council members … “Carrying a weapon into public assembly, especially an assembly which consists of masked supporters of ‘Globalize the Intifada,’ is not only appropriate, but is necessary,” she said. “With the incoming [Mayor-elect Zohran] Mamdani admin, where criminals will be set free and law-abiding citizens punished, I urge law-abiding New Yorkers to exercise our Second Amendment rights,” she said …”

She ain’t kidding either:

Gun salesman of the year

I predict Zohran Mamdani will be the top gun salesman of the year throughout the next 4/8 years of his administration. Several things point towards this.

Sign #1:

“… Jewish New Yorkers are arming themselves before an anti-Israel “mayor who despises us” takes the helm of New York City, several told The Post this week. Michael Bergida, who opened a gun shop in Marine Park, Brooklyn, called Samson Armory — a nod to the Biblical Israelite warrior and symbol of sheer strength — said his new business is booming. Bergida, 30, is arming everyone from fearful zaydes to terrified rabbis …”

Sign #2:

“… New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is putting together a team, and one of the people on that team is Alex Vitale, a professor of sociology at Brooklyn College and the author of a provocative book called: “The End of Policing.” That’s right: The new mayor has picked one of the leading intellectuals behind the Abolish the Police movement to work on community safety issues. That’s very interesting, of course, given that I was assured by my liberal friends that Mamdani isn’t actually serious about abolishing or defunding the police, and that when he tweeted over and over again that he wanted to do just that, he was — what, joking? Lying? Pay no attention to what the mayor of New York said five years ago, it’s ancient history! Surely, when Mamdani said “Queer liberation means defund the police” he didn’t mean “defund the police,” right? …”

Sign #3:

“… Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani vowed Thursday to stop clearing homeless encampments throughout the Big Apple — ending a signature initiative pushed by the Adams administration since taking office. The Democratic Socialist flatly told reporters at an unrelated press conference in Manhattan that he would stop all sweeps of makeshift settlements come the new year when he is sworn in as mayor …”

People should have paid more attention to what Mamdani had actually been saying and advocating for in public before the election. The City is going back to the 70s, but without the cool soundtrack.