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Dana Loesch
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Ruler of the afternoon airwaves. Host of @DanaLoeschRadio 12-3pET M-F nationally. Author, 2A advocate, lovable curmudgeon. Rowdy.
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Apr 16 • 14 tweets • 4 min read
HOLY COW.
It's not illegal to make your own firearms as a hobbyist. They do not require serialization UNLESS you sell them. Taylor was not selling them. My interview with Taylor:

#2A
This is part of the ATF's push to redefine EVERYONE as a "seller." Why is that bad and why do they want to do it? READ ON. ...2/
atf.gov/firearms/qa/do…
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Mar 23 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Republicans voted to fund Biden’s agenda and a due-process destroying “red flag center.” As of now, I do not believe that the GOP wants to win in November. I’m not exaggerating — these are not the actions of a party interested in fighting or winning. Why should we fight for a party that won’t fight for us when sent to DC to do so? There is zero justification in supporting this. The only difference right now between the parties is that one is honest about wanting to destroy the country and the other lies about it.
Feb 17 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
What law do you propose John that would have made illegal-er for the criminal minors who likely illegal purchased/or stole, illegally possessed, and illegally used in commission of a felony? Serious answers only. These people can photoshop statements on their faces all they want, but until they give a damn about the rot of “restorative justice” driving the crime rate, it’s only concern theater.
Jan 16 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Look, I'm voting for the nominee in November. But don't pretend that half of 20% is some monumental thing, that it's not weird for immigration to be top issue despite the frontrunner's 2018 amnesty push, or that Haley isn't a neocon. Also, rejecting outright the random self-elected bouncers for a movement they've only contributed to by bitching on Twitter. Whoever the nom is will need every vote they can get so be unity-minded now and not just when it serves you.
Nov 25, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Let’s be clear: Scott Israel is about as close to being irredeemable as one could get. I reminded him in front of the nation that he, as head of his dept, had overlooked over 30 calls from the killer’s OWN FAMILY, neighbors, and classmates’s families and he lied to our faces with denial while accusing gun owners of culpability! Scott Israel isn’t worth such division.
To say nothing of his disastrous handling of the Ft. Lauderdale airport shooting, Scott Israel ignored when a former Secret Service parent tested the MSD’s security and found it woefully lacking just a couple of months prior to the massacre. He ignored that the killer had to have a babysitter at school because his behavior was so concerning. Scott Israel also ignored that the killer was so violent he once put a gun to another kid’s head and knocked out his own mother’s teeth. But none of that mattered to Scott Israel who wanted a government seat so he played musical chairs with different agencies until he found one with corrupt enough leadership to put him back in as chief. No joke.
Sep 5, 2023 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
For something non-political: Parenting In The Digital Age, A Brief Thread Image Last night as Chris and I turned in, I checked our family driver app, an app for anxiety-inducement and relief in equal measure, just to make sure our college freshman son had driven back to campus safely and no one had kidnapped him along the way. That's when I saw ...
Mar 28, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
This remark is indistinguishable from something a Democrat would say.

The books you're defending -- like the ones with graphic illustrations of adolescents engaged in oral sex -- weren't banned, parents simply wanted to consent before they appeared in Jr High libraries. Heaven forbid parents be allowed to approve of whether or not their taxpayer funded school library features graphic sex masquerading as "academics." If I can't show the images on simulcast or read it on air for fear of a FCC indecent complaint, why are they in school libraries?
Mar 27, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
The opposition to SROs is just wild to me. Everyday people are protected by guns. When they go to a concert, they’re protected by people with guns. When they’re at the football game, the soccer match, the baseball game they’re protected by people with guns ... 1/? When they go to the bank, they’re protected by people with guns. When they go to the airport they’re protected by people with guns ... 2/?
Mar 23, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Maybe you guys could fix the suppression and shadow banning first before asking for money. Also, I don't give a shit about verification and I don't plan to pay for it, either. STILL no one gets the original point of verification, not even Twitter, which was to simply ID people as being who they said they were.
Jan 14, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Asinine and doubtful it survives a court fight, especially when the ridiculous bumpstock rule did not. ATF thinks their rule is law, but it isn’t.
Jan 8, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
The robber FAFO. It’s SOP to question in such incidents but if some aggressive lefty DA decides to persecute this dude I can think of a number of attorneys who will help him and no doubt self defense supporters will crowdfund anything else needed. The guy shouldn’t have left the scene. No reason to complicate a clear self defense justification by leaving, but the way criminals are celebrated while the law-abiding are demonized in so many major cities makes reluctance he may have understandable.
Jan 4, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
People criticizing this aren't criticizing THE PROCESS. This dishonest narrative is being conflated with the complete lack of preparation ahead of producing a replacement and the conflation is designed to help those responsible dodge that accountability. 1) People have zero objection to energized public debate. What they dislike is the the appearance of theater that may or may not be structured to advance politicians's interests and not the people's interests. 2)
Jan 3, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
I get that senior elected officials are expected to play host and nice when the potus visits their state -- but don't pretend that this bill was a measure of "bipartisanship" or in any way indicative of a healthy economy. There's nothing to celebrate here. I'm tired of Democrats and their media using these turd sandwiches as a measure of "bipartisanship," too -- that measure is never applied the other way with conservative legislation.
Dec 16, 2022 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
All the people saying Musk is “thin skinned” are literally the EXACT same people who were so thin-skinned over diverse thought that they pushed Twitter to suppress, suspend, and bam conservatives, so spare me the protest. Imagine being so weak and pathetic in your own convictions and ability to defend them that your only recourse is to eliminate dissent, remove all challenge. It’s one of the most embarrassing hallmarks of “progressivism,” that and their absolute economic illiteracy.
Dec 13, 2022 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
I've never seen a gay person thrown out of a restaurant but I have seen progressives run conservatives out of restaurants. Just ask @SarahHuckabee . Image
Dec 13, 2022 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Nothing says "respect for marriage" like hosting a drag queen who performs for children and tweets things like this And by "respect for marriage" I mean "The Persecution of People of Faith Under the Guise of Doing What Obergefell Already Does Act."
Dec 9, 2022 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
The small mindedness of the Soviet-style left who are so insecure in their own convictions that they use government to suppress dissent shows they either can’t, or they feel above, debate. The left conspired to do this after conservatives became successful in narrative disruption and outreach during the pre-tea party #Dontgo and during the tea party 2.0 itself. That is when things began to change.
Nov 15, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
How many times do I gotta hear Tulsi say she left the left but gloss over how she kept their position on the Second Amendment? If that changed, woo yeah, but I haven't seen it and I don't miss much on that.
Nov 7, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
He had absolutely no idea whatsoever what he’s talking about and people close to him should be really embarrassed. If you disagree with something then just disagree with it — WITHOUT trying to BS about ballistics or firearm function despite knowing nothing about either. More zeal than knowledge here is callous.
Nov 2, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
No one knows who he is without her. He has no career without her. 🙄 For the brain dead in the thread, you are the only people to whom it must be explained that association doesn’t equal agreement. The rest of the world that has more than one brain cell and understands this, which is why this performative virtue signaling looks so stupid.
Oct 31, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
That’s the demo that gives Twitter any value by their usage. You don’t penalize your power users, you partner with them. That said, I hope this is a troll and either verify everyone (which will help with bots) or no one. Ain’t no one payin for digital indulgences except people who bought into Twitter’s weird treatment of verification for status and not actual verification purposes. I’d let it lapse if true.