The Second Amendment rights are not privileges that are incidental and open to debate, negotiation or public or mainstream media opinion. Those rights are not determined by a group or leader as to when they should or should not apply. The U.S. Supreme Court has already decided the issue and the Second Amendment is not a collective right, but is an individual right which is held by the individual alone.
The valid voters of the state of Colorado in this lawmaker’s district will soon decide whether he is given a well deserved boot out of office. It is clear that he deserves it, because he overlooked the obvious culprit which was to fix state mental health laws that could remove mentally deranged individuals from the streets of Colorado.
But that sort of leadership is what is lacking in states like Colorado where liberals can force through laws that mangle the U.S. constitution for the sake of political expediency.
This should be a warning to other state legislatures, especially New York, where its governor forced through very odious gun control legislation earlier this year. The Second Amendment is not an NRA only issue. It is an American issue and its citizens have the constitutional right to bear arms, and also to boot out officials who dare to tread on those sovereign rights.
That ultimate sovereignty of the United Nation resides within the people of this nation. To abridge that ultimate right should result in the removal from office of any public official, including Senate President Democrat John Morse of Colorado, for starters.
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