We've all seen the Democrats support abortion rights (choice to the individual woman) and free speech (protecting the individual right to voice an opinion), and more. When you say ACLU, you think "liberal Democrat," right?
So when did the Democratic party start supporting the apparently contradictory position of restricting the individual's constitutional right to keep and bear arms? And is this (liberal Demo association) why the ACLU is not coming to the defense of the RKBA?
I'm hoping to not start a political debate. I'd instead like to understand why a political party that would logically appear to be a supporter is instead a major obstacle.
So when did the Democratic party start supporting the apparently contradictory position of restricting the individual's constitutional right to keep and bear arms? And is this (liberal Demo association) why the ACLU is not coming to the defense of the RKBA?
I'm hoping to not start a political debate. I'd instead like to understand why a political party that would logically appear to be a supporter is instead a major obstacle.