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Who Will Secure the Right of the American People to Keep and Bear Arms?
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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We begin with one simple basic, indisputable, but melancholy truth: No Branch of our Government cares deeply about preserving and strengthening the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution; neither Congress; nor the U.S. Supreme Court; nor, for that matter, the Chief Executive of our Nation, President Donald Trump.
Sure, there are outliers in Congress and on the High Court who seek to preserve, protect, and strengthen the sacred right of the people to keep and bear arms, but they are few in number; pathetically few in number; and President Trump’s own stand on the Second Amendment has been lukewarm at best. |
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PHORTO
(6/27/2020)
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“But what has he done to set his lofty, grandiose words to action? The only concrete Second Amendment action he has taken that we can recall was one decidedly against buttressing our sacred, inviolate right.”
That is patently unfair. He has appointed 200 conservative federal judges in less than 4 years as president, and two on the SCOTUS that are light years better than two Hillbillary would have appointed.
I understand your stridency, but you push it to the point of being recalcitrant and ridiculous. |
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