15 Republicans Ruin SCOTUS 2nd Amendment Victory

15 Republicans Ruin SCOTUS 2nd Amendment Victory

This week, the Supreme Court issued a decision that upheld the rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment. It overturned a law that had been passed in New York and declared that citizens of the United States had the right to carry a weapon for the purpose of self-defense. But before the ink had a chance to dry on the page, Congress was already moving quickly to pass new restrictions on gun ownership. In order to show their support for the new regulations, fifteen Republican senators have betrayed the interests of the American people.

Fifteen members of the Republican Party betrayed their party in order to support the passage of a new gun control bill backed by the far left. According to Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the new restrictions will make the United States of America safer. However, it is unclear how restrictions on the Second Amendment will prevent shootings, as is the case with the majority of measures to control guns.

The new legislation will place restrictions on who is allowed to buy firearms, including enhanced background checks for people who are under the age of 21 in the United States. Additionally, the bill will provide funding for red flag laws in the states. These are laws that take guns away from people who have not committed crimes nor been given due process. It is extremely unusual for Republican senators to support a bill that the Democrats have pushed through the Senate. The official position of the Republican Party is to support and defend the Second Amendment.

It is abundantly clear that some of the restrictions in this bill run counter to the principles and tenets upon which the party was founded. And some of the restrictions will put Americans, including young Americans, in danger because it will be more difficult for them to purchase firearms as a result of the restrictions. When they get back to their home states, these Republicans will have a difficult time justifying their vote in favor of this bill. There are some of them who have a difficult path to re-election, while others won’t be up for re-election for a number of years.