by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
"A year after Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting, we're going backward on guns," a USA Today editorial by Democrat Rep. Val Demings asserts.
"How many more times do we have to see the words 'mass' and 'shooting'
next to each other before we take action? How young do the victims
have to be before we take action?"
What "action" does
Demings have in mind? She's not ready to show all her cards, because
if too many people get wind of the end game, they're not likely to
believe the "No one wants to take your guns" lie.
Of course they do (as the gun-grabbers used to admit
before figuring out they'd get more mileage pretending they were all
about "gun safety"), and so does Demings. But she's counting on most of
her readers not to have plumbed the depths too deeply to realize that
when she's talking about veteran and Social Security recipient
disarmament, she's really talking about undermining the fundamental
principle of due process. And when she opposes proposed bills to relax
restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms, nationwide concealed
carry reciprocity and an end to federal restrictions on
hearing-protective suppressors, she's arguing for prior restraints on
that which, per the mandate of the Second Amendment, "shall not be
infringed." .
"I served in law-enforcement for 27
years, four years of that as the Chief of Police for the Orlando Police
Department," Demings says, as if that establishes her bona fides as
the arbiter of rights. "Before being elected to Congress I spent most
of my adult life wearing a uniform, a badge and carrying a gun. I took
an oath to protect the innocent from dangerous people."
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