Senator Cory Booker sold me on Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
I guess Shannon Watts didn’t get the message so she decided to try and up-sell him.
Judge Kavanaugh has applied an extreme and dangerous interpretation of the Second Amendment when determining whether a law is constitutional, one that does not take into account a law’s impact on public safety. https://t.co/xCEKwUQT7m
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) July 10, 2018
If she thinks it’s dangerous, I’ll take it.
Judge Kavanaugh has made clear he would strike down prohibitions on the AR-15 and other assault-style weapons. In 2011, he dissented from a decision upholding Washington, D.C.’s prohibition on assault-style weapons and its requirement to register handguns.
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) July 10, 2018
Fan-fucking-tastic!!! Put him on SCOTUS tomorrow.
Before he and Gorsuch overturn Roe, I want them to declare AWBs and the NFA Unconstitutional.
The dissent put Kavanaugh at odds not only with the two other Republican-appointed judges on the court hearing the case, but also every other federal and state appeals court to address the issue.
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) July 10, 2018
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals and 9th Circus are the most activists appeals courts in the nation. They need SOCTUS to overturn their decisions and cram that shit down some activist judge throats.
President Trump vowed he’d never let the @NRA down, and with the Kavanaugh pick, he chose someone whose judicial record demonstrates a dangerous view of the Second Amendment that elevates gun rights over public safety. The Senate should vote down this nomination.#ScotusPick
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) July 10, 2018
Trump owes us after the whole bump stock thing. The Senate should vote YES on Kavanaugh.
I hope that guy makes concealed carry of an UZI without a permit legal based entirely on the test of the 2A.
Maybe that will finally be enough to drive Watts, Bloomberg, and the rest of the anti-gun establishment to move to Canada.
I can’t wait for David Hogg to make his pro Kavanaugh sales pitch.
He did, in his dissent, support a ban on machine guns because they are not in common use. Of course, he totally overlooked the fact that the reason they are NOT in common use is that there has been a very large tax on them for nearly 100 years, and a total ban on them for the past 30.
The NFA is not going away. We have lost that fight, at least in my lifetime.
There was an interesting observation from the panel on Brett Baier’s Special Report yesterday: progressives are used to using the courts to achieve their goals — because they are incapable of getting those things via democratic means. So they are petrified at the notion that they might lose their grip on the courts, because that would leave them powerless.
What an attractive notion.
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