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Ohio Wildlife Agency struts its stuff for the world on MyOutdoorTV.com

12:05am Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Ohio's Division of Wildlife has become one of the nation's first state wildlife agencies to begin offering their weekly television video series to a broader audience as part of a powerful new forum developed to promote hunting, fishing, wildlife watching, and natural resource opportunities across the country. Beginning July 25, Wild Ohio will be streamed through MyOutdoorTV.com, the world's...

''Innocents betrayed'' by the Sandusky Register

12:10am Tuesday, July 31, 2007

July 29, 2007 Sandusky Register I received an interesting piece of mail. It was not a bill, a letter from Nigeria saying I won money, or correspondence from a long lost friend. This letter contained some deep personal information about myself. Not only was this person able to get my address but he was also able to find much more information on me in just seconds. How did he even get my name in...

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Pair of Ohio editorials ignore law enforcement, parrot Michael Bloomberg

12:05am Tuesday, July 31, 2007

By Chad D. Baus If I didn't know better, I'd guess that a recent (unsigned) Toledo Blade editorial, entitled "NRA puppets" , and another published in the (Hamilton) Journal-News ( "Keeping gun data secret is criminal" ) were written by anti-gun New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg himself. While it does appear that Bloomberg has requested that his friends in the media begin an editorial campaign...

Headline: Central Ohio legislators support 'castle doctrine' bill

12:10am Monday, July 30, 2007

(Columbus) ThisWeek is reporting reasons for which several Central Ohio legislators, including state senators Tim Schaffer, Steve Stivers, and David Goodman and state representatives Larry Flowers, Jay Hottinger and Jon Peterson, are supportive of Castle Doctrine legislation (SB184/HB264), recently introduced by State Senator Steve Buehrer. Click 'Read More' for the quotes from several of the...

CNN/YouTube Democrat Debate: ''Protect your baby'' - register to vote!

12:10am Friday, July 27, 2007

By Tim Inwood Perhaps I expected too much. I had hoped they would be on their best behavior, but no. What am I lamenting? The shoddy treatment given to the American gun owner in the last Democrat Presidential debate, that’s what. I am sadly not surprised by how us gun owners were dealt with as I watched the CNN-hosted YouTube Democrat debate. I will grant that Jered Townsend did not present...

Op-Ed: Anti-Gun Goofs - Dems' YouBoob Moment

12:05am Thursday, July 26, 2007

By Michelle Malkin New York Post Sen. Joe Biden is the embodiment of snide. Snide is the embodiment of the left-wing attitude toward gun owners. So when snide Joe Biden confronted a YouTube user who asked Democrat presidential candidates about gun control during a debate Monday night, what unfolded was a Teachable YouTube Moment - the caught-on-tape embodiment of ideological snideness toward the...

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Small town security, or head-in-sand-ity?

12:10am Wednesday, July 25, 2007

By Chad D. Baus I live in a place some city-dwellers don't think exists any more. My small Fulton County, Ohio town is place where most of the faces passing by on the road are recognizable...a place where people can walk to work and church...a place where housing is still (fairly) affordable, and doors are often left unlocked...a place where families (sometimes two or three generations at once!)...

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Op-Ed: Does a parking lot have more rights than you do?

12:05am Wednesday, July 25, 2007

by Chris W. Cox NRA-ILA Executive Director Silly question, I know. But your NRA-ILA is fighting against huge corporate conglomerates who argue that the rights of a humble patch of asphalt outside a business trump yours. They argue that companies can void the rights of law-abiding citizens on company property, even if the property is open to the general public. If you stop at a grocery store, for...