We've all heard of them.  Tide pod challenge.  Car surfing challenge.  I can't keep up with all the stupid ass 'challenges' teens like to put up on social media for dare others to do stupid ass things.

Abortion.  Always a hot button topic.  However you feel about it, the Federal government has no place in it.  I must admit, I am personally trying to wrap my head around the semantics used to make it a Constitutional issue.

Historically, New Mexico is, was, and always has been true to its name.  Most of the population is hispanic and it is the most 'Mexican' part of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and subsequent Gasden Purchase.

I'm curious.  When did we start our Ministry of Truth?  You know, just like the book, 1984 by George Orwell?  Who determines what information is 'misinformation'.  Personally, I don't want anybody telling me what is truth.

I suppose this really isn't news that some states do not chose to add more 'restrictions', i.e. Infringements, to arms rights as a reaction to shootings and others do.  But, if you think about it, it is a good thing.

 Some may find this information 'shocking' and/or 'terrible', but seriously folks.  Look at the last few years starting with 2020.  We had the 24/7 news blaring at us talking about some deadly plague every moment of the day.

Did you know that in California to buy ammunition, you have to have a background check performed?  Yes, it is true.  I figured that to "bear" arms means arms ready to use, i.e. loaded.  You know.  With ammunition.

As we have seen, the endless pursuit to disarm us (Oh but we're not going after your guns) includes allowing District Attorneys to file liability lawsuits against firearms manufacturers.

At this point, what do we do or say?  I mean there's been the video that went out during President Trump's first sham impeachment where then Vice-President Joe Biden did plainly admit to blackmailing Ukraine.