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@HT_GunWriter @thereal_SnS Same 🙋🏻‍♂️

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@HT_GunWriter No Sir

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@TheAKGuy @chiproytx Fortunately most of the newer style combo dog/cat flea and tick preventative like Next guard plus and Credellio quarto have FDA conditional licensing screw worm preventative. Wife said a goat tested positive today.

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@TheAKGuy @chiproytx On a side note. Is Chip Roy going to be on the judiciary committee for the H.R. 9009, the Firearm Freedom Act of 2026. ?

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@RepMichaelCloud @toddhunter @HT_GunWriter

[Lee Williams @HT_GunWriter]

Six Members of Congress want Patrick ‘Tate’ Adamiak freed. The lawmakers blame the Biden Administration for Adamiak's 20-year prison sentence.

by Lee Williams

Congresswoman Jen Kiggans along with Congressmen Eli Crane, Eric Burlison, Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S., Rob Bresnahan, Jr., and Daniel Webster recently sent a letter to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and U.S. Justice Department Pardon Attorney Edward J. Martin Jr., asking that Patrick “Tate” Adamiak be freed from his 20-year prison sentence.

ATF Director Robert Cekada was also copied with the correspondence.

The letter was the idea of Rep. Eli Crane, who recently questioned Cekada during a live congressional hearing about Adamiak’s incarceration.

The six U.S. Representatives were very clear as to their intent:

“We, the undersigned Members of Congress, respectfully request that you work with President Donald Trump to give fair consideration to a commutation request for Patrick ‘Tate’ Adamiak. We believe that certain inconsistencies in the regulatory framework applied in his case as well as the broader enforcement environment at the time warrant careful review and consideration for executive clemency,” the lawmakers wrote.

The Representatives were extremely clear about Adamiak’s innocence, stating he had “maintained a well‑documented interest in military history and the lawful collection of historic artifacts, replicas, and training devices.”

“The items of concern in his case were inert collector pieces, nonfunctional replicas, and training aids that were incapable of firing,” the letter states.

The lawmakers pointed out that none of these items meet the “standard of a firearm,” and that ATF never alleged any violence or “the criminal misuse of any weapon.”

The six authors know who is to blame for Adamiak’s 20-year prison sentence.

“His prosecution occurred under the Biden Administration, when the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) implemented a series of expanded and draconian regulatory approaches to firearm regulation. These shifts occurred at a time when legislative changes could not be secured through Congress, resulting in an administrative posture that was both unusually aggressive and rapidly changing. Under President Trump’s leadership, several of these policies have since been reconsidered, modified, or withdrawn. This evolution raises reasonable questions about whether Mr. Adamiak’s case may have been influenced by an enforcement environment that no longer reflects current federal policy or Priorities,” the letter states.

Crane, a U.S. Navy SEAL and combat veteran, pointed out that the Navy also had doubts about Adamiak’s guilt and allowed him to receive an honorable discharge while he was behind bars—an extremely unusual practice.

“This determination speaks highly of his character, service record, and standing within the military community,” the letter states.

Adamiak was extremely grateful for the letter and what it meant. He wrote the following response:

“I am deeply grateful and humbled by the support of Representatives Eli Crane, Paul Gosar, Eric Burlison, Daniel Webster, Jen Kiggans, and Rob Bresnahan for taking the time to review my case and lend their voices to this effort.I also want to thank the countless supporters, veterans, Second Amendment advocates, journalists, and ordinary Americans who refused to let my case be forgotten. The fact that so many people took the time to speak up, write letters, share my story, and demand a closer look means more to me and my family than I can adequately express.For someone sitting in a prison cell, it is easy to feel forgotten. This letter reminds me that there are still people willing to stand up when they believe something deserves a second look. I am truly humbled by that support. My hope has always been simple: that the facts are examined fairly and objectively. I remain grateful to everyone who has helped bring attention to my case, and I thank these six Members of Congress for their leadership, their courage, and their willingness to stand behind a Navy veteran they believe deserves that review,” Adamiak wrote.

[Arm you with Logic @armyouwithlogic]

Great news! Now, my big question is why only 6 of the hundreds of representatives? What is wrong with these congressional reps and senators? Well, we know half would never say anything to free someone the ATF persecuted. But others there?@RonEstesKS

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@TheAKGuy There was another dog from New Mexico as well that crossed into Texas and then detected

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@TheAKGuy Yep ! My wife is a vet and got the email this morning. One was a dog that had traveled in Mexico.

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@TheAKGuy @newfoundceo Wasnt that facility from the 60’s or 70’s too ?

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@RepThomasMassie

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@RepThomasMassie Will you be on the judiciary committee to hear the new bill to repeal the Hughes ?

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@Factoiddd @RepThomasMassie @grok Massie will most likely be on the Judiciary committee that will send the bill to repeal the Hughes to the next stage of things …..soooooooo

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@TheAKGuy Yep my wife got the aphis email today. First email this morning said it was 25 miles from the boarder then this afternoon the next email said detected in Texas

[Gun Owners of America @GunOwners]

Biden’s weaponized DOJ charged Tate Adamiak with violations of the NFA for having collectible firearm parts—leading to one of the most unjust convictions we’ve ever seen.

That's why GOA is calling for a Presidential pardon for Tate.

[Gun Owners of America @GunOwners]

We’re calling on the Trump Administration to do the right thing and reverse this Biden-era miscarriage of justice.

Call the White House 📲202-456-1111

Tell President Trump to pardon Tate Adamiak!

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@EricTrump @GunOwners @laurenboebert Can you push for the other GOA bill to repeal the Hughes

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@GunOwners Now if @EricTrump will say this about the other bill to repeal the Hughes ! I hope GOA pushes even harder on that one !

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@TheAKGuy @nypost Yep I voted Paxton / Roy on Friday

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@dronefishing1 @Zannner_ @_Roxas_XIII__ @TheAKGuy I mean…..do we need to mention Brian Adam’s ???? I feel like that’s the ultimate attack 😀