A "civilian" has profound limitations on gun possession now. He, or she, cannot take a weapon on the White House tour, for instance. Can't take them into a Federal, State or County courthouse. Isn't allowed to take them into some public events.
If the NRA and Dick Cheney are correct, why is that not an unconstitutional infringement? And if it is constitutional, why can't Washington, D. C., be considered the same as a public event or place?
Seems a puzzlement to me.
By the way, Dick Cheney has demonstrated his inability to be trusted with a gun. Should be banned for life. (And I'll bet he was drunk, both in order to be that careless and for having to wait 12 hours before talking to anyone official about it.)
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I'm wondering.
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- Supremes in the Hot Seat Now
- I believe that in Iowa, the State Constitution says that evey able bodied man is in the state militia.
- lock, stock and barrel
