Today, we proudly celebrate the ratification of our Bill of Rights — the revolutionary document that enshrines in law the principles of freedom, human dignity, and due process upon which the United States was founded. [More]
I guess I was expecting it would happen by morning.
“In 1789, the First United States Congress drafted the first 10 amendments to the Constitution and later sent them to the States to ratify. In doing so, the States forever secured a series of freedoms that no tyrant could ever infringe — including the rights to speak and worship freely, to keep and bear arms, to resist unlawful arrest and seizure of private property, to be assured of a quick and fair trial, and to be protected against cruel and unusual punishment — and affirmed that the States hold all powers not granted to the Federal Government.”
And yet, reference is often made to sum 20,000 to 25,000 of the supposedly prohibited infringements against RKBA by federal, state, and local governments. While I have yet to see a list posted or linked by a credible source, no one of any substance, that I am aware of, including POTUS #47 has made any credible claim the the number is less, much less 0 as demanded by the language of the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.