Marines Arrest Oregon AG for Treason: Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum
United States Marines on Monday arrested Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum on treason charges arising from unequivocal proof that the anti-Second Amendment AG had unconstitutionally petitioned law enforcement to conduct “wellness checks” on registered firearms owners in Grant, Baker, and other Republican-heavy counties—conservative bastions in a vividly progressive state.
Rosenblum is a radically liberal Democrat who held office between 2012 and her arrest Monday morning.
Her tenure was spent on a single, twisted agenda: depriving Oregonians of their Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms.
In furthering that goal, she, in 2022, co-authored Ballot Measure 114, which, though still in litigation, bans the use, possession, manufacturing, and transfer of ammunition magazines over 10 rounds; requires a permit-to-purchase (or transfer) a firearm; and requires law enforcement to maintain a registry of gun owners’ personal information contained in the permit application including – applicant’s legal name, current address and telephone number, date and place of birth, physical description, fingerprints, pictures, and ANY additional information determined necessary by law enforcement.
In January 2024 she complained to Governor Tina Kotek, an equally reprehensible individual who is currently under White Hat investigation, that anti-gun legislation was progressing too sluggishly. Kotek said she, too, pined for a gun-free Oregon but said her immediate priority was to expand LGBTQ+ rights in the state (Kotek is a self-admitted lesbian and a suspected transexual.)
She told Rosenblum she’d hop on the anti-2A agenda when time allowed.
But Rosenblum was an impatient woman. So urgent was her desire to purge Oregon of civilian-owned firearms that she embarked on an aggressive, unilateral crusade replete with blunders. Her first mistake was bullying rural sheriffs who take their constitutional oath seriously.
Her second mistake was not intuiting that some of those sheriffs had friends in the Armed Forces, among them a prominent 75th Ranger Regiment officer at Fort Moore, Georgia.
