The Conservative Cave

This has got to be the stupidest response on that thread:

They are also claiming that the people who shot Trump and Kirk are/were MAGA.  They are so delusional (and such consummate liars) it's hard to believe that very many of them can actually differentiate between fantasy and reality.

This poster must have missed the Harvard/Harris poll of likely voters which showed Republicans not in the dumps.

Trump: The "dictator" who sometimes can't even get the cooperation of his own party and subordinates.

He wants Republicans to pretend that he is on the ballot? They already are. That is why they are in the dumps in almost every poll across America.

Dictator??? Trump removed a dictator in Venezuela and wants the county to be free. How the **** he is a dictator??

Wolf predation has become a serious problem for cattlemen in the West, especially following the reintroduction of the gray wolf. Cows are becoming wolf food. In California, researchers at UC Davis concluded that “72% of wolf scat samples tested during the 2022 and 2023 summer seasons contained cattle DNA.”

Populations have rebounded significantly since the gray wolf was listed as an endangered species in most of the country in 1978, preventing ranchers from killing them in response to predation. The Arizona rancher Casey Murph has described “the feeling of having to ride away to the sound of a pack of Mexican Grey wolves tearing your border collie herding dog to pieces,” one of many examples of ranchers arguing that the threat of wolf attacks isn’t well understood outside of cattle country.

... And now, we can thank Georgetown professor Bill English for dealing a devastating blow to the gun control narrative — with hard data.

English’s 2026 National Firearms Survey (now available online) is a massive, comprehensive analysis of gun ownership and gun use trends in the United States. And the numbers tell a remarkable tale about the importance of the right to keep and bear arms.

Among other key findings, the survey estimates that, on average, American civilians defend themselves or others with firearms a staggering 2.2 million times every year. Just over 37% of American gun owners are estimated to have used a firearm to protect themselves, their families, or their property at least once, and a majority of those have done so on multiple occasions.

Most of these defensive gun uses will never even make it into a police report, much less national headlines. Gun owners report having to fire their gun in fewer than one-in-four defensive scenarios. The survey also found that 70% of the time, the defensive gun use was so successful that “no crime remained to be reported to police.”