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20×102mm Vulcan
Most Democrats running for president show little concern for the Second Amendment
You can be in favor of the Second Amendment and want to take everyone’s guns away, which is hardly reassuring given all the Democrats who supposedly support the right to arms but do not understand what it entails.
The New York Times recently asked 21 Democratic presidential contenders a question about firearms, and none of them advocated gun control.
Instead, they called for “commonsense gun safety,” a euphemism that reflects a general caginess about how far they would go in restricting the constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
“In an ideal world,” the Times asked, “would anyone own handguns?” Many of the answers reinforce the impression that the Democratic Party is increasingly hostile to the Second Amendment.
Most Democrats running for president show little concern for the Second Amendment
You can be in favor of the Second Amendment and want to take everyone’s guns away, which is hardly reassuring given all the Democrats who supposedly support the right to arms but do not understand what it entails.
The New York Times recently asked 21 Democratic presidential contenders a question about firearms, and none of them advocated gun control.
Instead, they called for “commonsense gun safety,” a euphemism that reflects a general caginess about how far they would go in restricting the constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
“In an ideal world,” the Times asked, “would anyone own handguns?” Many of the answers reinforce the impression that the Democratic Party is increasingly hostile to the Second Amendment.
Most Democrats running for president show little concern for the Second Amendment
