Unfortunately, while the law may eventually be found unjust and overturned, today it is the law. Second Amendment Organization is a staunch advocate of Gun Rights, but those rights are defined by our laws. [More]It depends upon what the meaning of the word "staunch" is?
Figures, though.
It really does.
Here's one "organization" I can scratch off my "support" list.
Good to keep at archive around for posterity.
ReplyDeleteOne again, Carlos delivers with pithy comments.
I have to wonder about the perspicacity of an author who describes Marbury v. Madison -- the landmark case that established the entire principle of judicial review and provided the Supreme Court with its current job description -- as some obscure "legal precedent from 1803 that may or may not apply."
ReplyDeleteNot just no, F**K NO!
ReplyDeleteSee definition #2:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/staunch
"Second Amendment Organization is a *milquetoast* advocate of Gun Rights" is a more accurate statement. I never cared for Pincus or his squishy input on anything.
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