The Second Amendment Is Not Subject to Judicial Repeal
March 26, the Supreme Court of the United States once again demonstrated that black robes are no defense against yellow spines. In a stunning 7-2 decision, the Court upheld the Biden administration’s authoritarian attempt to regulate so-called ghost guns, surrendering yet another critical inch of the Constitution to the ever-hungry Leviathan in Washington.
Justice Neil Gorsuch, whom many mistakenly believed to be a friend of the Constitution, authored the opinion, breezily dismissing objections to the ATF’s extralegal edict as unworthy of serious consideration. Gorsuch wrote that the Court had “no trouble rejecting” arguments made by the plaintiffs — arguments rooted in the plain text of the Constitution and the historical understanding of the right to keep and bear arms.
If the Founders had been so cavalier with tyranny, there never would have been a Lexington Green or a Concord Bridge.
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