Nope, and we won’t have a ‘gender fluid’ person handling the nations nuclear waste anytime soon says Joe citizen ummm, how many years ago?
So now we know Slow Joe cannot walk up stairs without falling and is too daft to put his foot down when the bike is at a stop...and yet Dems trust him with the economy. No wonder the nation is circling the drain...
Actually I don't think the Demx trust him at all. He is not making any decisions And Demx are letting his fast slide to be more public. Shameful
Why did the IRS buy up $700k of ammo between March and June? Remember when obama had the IRS And Social Security buying up huge quantities of ammo?
Tired of people scoffing at a source as if it means the story is not true Ex "Posted from Breitbart Fox etc Consider the source" It is all over the net and people can choose a source they trust if they are interested.
I can run with that... What I found interesting in the googlewebs search was that they routinely have had years where they buy a bunch of ammunition. Also surprised at the requirement that their agents routinely range-qualify and that they needed to use agency ammunition. Figure each range trip is at least 100 rounds, and it adds up in a hurry. Even my little .380 is running almost fifty cents per pull of the trigger. The galling part of the articles was they don't have an inventory list but could prepare one if needed. THAT lack of accountability is scary. I get not knowing if they have 798K rounds or 797K rounds at a time sitting on shelves, but to not even be able to approximate the numbers says nobody is paying attention.
I can't remember an IRS agent using a gun in the commission of their duties. Maybe in Al Capone days. here from 2016 ( nod to Sangre) Scary stuff. Obama years. Why Does the IRS Need Guns?
Not going to disagree with the point...it shocked me when there were that many guns listed, even though ~5K total doesn't seem like a huge number.
Keep in mind that was 6 years ago. How many more now? When was the last time IRS agents used a gun? How about the VA? Bureau of Reclamations? Dept of Fiscal Services? Animal Plant and Health Inspection Service? SBA? Etc It certainly conveniently cuts down on what citizens have available to buy. The word infringe comes to mind.
Bubba? Uh I was referring to the reminder We were energy independent when biden took over You know, something important. I guess you couldn't find talking points on that So you posted what they sent you.
We've beat that dead horse. Here's your guy: Body Language & Emotional Intelligence: Body Language Analysis No. 4382: Why is Donald Trump Leaning Forward? - Nonverbal and Emotional Intelligence (PHOTOS)
I remember this back when Jade Helm was a thing (at least I think it was then). The answer then was that much of the federal purchasing came through US Treasury and it was ammo for any number of federal agencies all under one banner.
Interesting. Non-military federal agencies are spending billions on guns, ammo and military gear, report finds I was wrong about Jade Helm. I love that old trope. Another link highlighted that every gun carrying federal employee should budget for about 700 rounds per year. I'm a Democrat so I have idea about the reasonableness of that figure. I've just got my dull Samurai sword.
700 isn't out of line if they are doing any sort of periodic range work...I typically run at least a box of 50 through each gun that I take with me (which meant 150 rounds this past weekend, with 100 going through the new .380 across two days and 50 through the .40 that I wanted to give some daylight to). I should go more frequently than I do, but I don't have an agency policy to follow. But if one goes through a box of fifty each trip, that accounts for 600 in a given 12-month period of time. And that would then leave them another 100 for the scoring standards they have to satisfy...
But Why are they armed in the first place? Who are they going to engage? Bubba? How does your link change or refute the fact that the USA WAS energy independent when Biden too over.
I hear you mb227. I used to go to the range every three months just to maintain basic proficiency with my 9mm Sig P226, and I would fire a box of 50 rounds every trip. When the price of 9mm ammo went through the roof, I stopped going. I haven't fired my weapon in over a year now. I need to go back to the range soon - regardless of the price of ammo.
I didn’t look into that. I presume that oil imports/exports don’t change dramatically ever. Like turning a ship around in a harbor.
Looks like we are still energy independent. US ‘Energy Independence’ Is Real, ‘Global Prices’ Are Not: A Short-Term Oil Production & Price Mitigation Plan
