Eleanor Roosevelt’s pistol licence (1957 pic)

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[InvisibleChurch]

“It was Eleanor’s determination to drive her own car that led to her pistol ownership. The Secret Service begged her to take an agent, a police escort, or at least a chauffeur; she refused. The pistol was a compromise”

[Irenic]

Nuh-uh...that’s Jimmy Peanut Carter in drag...

[matt04]

NYC, pretending the 2nd Ammendment dosent’t exist since 1957.

[2banana]

“This Permit Not Valid in New York City”

Nice commies they had even in the 1950s

[a fool in paradise]

[DuncanWaring]

More like about 1911 (Sullivan Law).

[puppypusher]

Did you catch the Statement at the top of the Permit that said it was NOT Valid in the City of New York.

Since when is the Law in the city Superior to a State Law or Regulation?

What a mess New York Is.

[albie]

I love the “writer and lecturer” BS! Typical liberal credentials.

[Vigilanteman]

Eleanor endured a lot of ribbing about her less than attractive looks. My father used to tell me about an incident on a train when she ran into a drunk who exclaimed:

"Hic, Eleanor Roosevelt, you've got to be the ugliest woman that God ever created!"

Not missing a beat, she countered "And you've got to be the most disgustingly drunken skunk I've ever encountered."

"Yep," replied the drunk, "but tomorrow, I'll be sober."

[tflabo]

Look—thats grandma Robin Williams with the tommy gun.

[a fool in paradise]

"Lecturer".

Translation: Paid endorsements.

[ruesrose]

Nuh-uh...that’s Jimmy Peanut Carter in drag...

By golly, I believe you are right!

[a fool in paradise]

I love the “writer and lecturer” BS! Typical liberal credentials.

"OH! A BULLSH** ARTIST!"

[a fool in paradise]

not my “Ma” Barker.

[laplata]

Winston Churchill to a woman at a dinner party:

“Yes, I Am Drunk, But Tomorrow I Will Be Sober, And You Will Still Be a Fool.”

[uncitizen]

Oh that’s one of the best parts of the movie.

“Did you bullish/t this week?”

“NO”

“Did you TRY to bullish/t this week?”

“YES!”

[Chode]

funny, they didn't even trust a "Fellow Traveler" like her in the city with a gun...

[a fool in paradise]

I miss Mel Brooks.

[1010RD]

You didn’t expect her to write “Ex-President’s Wife of Convenience” did you?

[ConservativeStatement]

Phil from Duck Dynasty spoke of the wonders of turpentine and how it rids stains. He then said he wanted to drop some on Hollyweird and New York City.