By Rob Janicki
I seem to have missed this liberal fool telling the world she had a greater insight and understanding into the foundations of 2nd Amendment than the Supreme Court.
On May 27, retired North Carolina state senator Ellie Kinnard (D) used an editorial to argue that the Second Amendment does not define itself as absolute and that the Supreme Court made a mistake by "expanding gun accessibility" via the Heller (2008) decision.
The 2nd Amendment is just 27 words long: "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the
security of a free state, the
right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."I seem to have missed this liberal fool telling the world she had a greater insight and understanding into the foundations of 2nd Amendment than the Supreme Court.
On May 27, retired North Carolina state senator Ellie Kinnard (D) used an editorial to argue that the Second Amendment does not define itself as absolute and that the Supreme Court made a mistake by "expanding gun accessibility" via the Heller (2008) decision.
The 2nd Amendment is just 27 words long: "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the
The 2nd Amendment should be self explanatory, unless, of course, you happen to be a liberal and subscribed to the idiotic concept that the Constitution is a "living document', subject to change at the whim of still more idiotic liberals.
Kinnard says the Supreme Court got it wrong in Heller (2008), and that it was not the first time they have been wrong. She shows that they were wrong on Dred Scot (1857), on Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), and in Lochner v. New York (1905) too. Read more Breitbart
With Kinnard's logic
we could just as easily say that Roe v. Wade was an example of the Supreme
Court "getting it wrong", while the Supreme Court also got it wrong
over its decision in the Affordable Care Act.
The 2nd Amendment was
included to protect the individual from the tyranny of a dictatorial government
out of control and running over all the protections of the Constitution, much
like we see today in the Obama administration as it issues Executive Orders in
contravention of the Constitution, along with a host of agency regulations that
have yet to be adjudicated throughout the legal system to determine their
legality. We have an administration that picks and chooses which laws it
will or won't enforce in total or in part. News flash to Ms. Kinnear:
Government cannot pick and choose what laws it will or will not enforce.
Agents of government, from the President on down, are sworn to uphold ALL
the laws of the United States, not just those that comport with their political
agenda.
I suggest Ellie Kinnear
return to retirement and concentrate on activities to which she may actually
have some knowledge of and can comment on with some degree of reason and logic,
because her comments on the 2nd Amendment don't come close to approaching any
understanding of the Constitution.

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