"Because the framers chose to define the group of people subject to Section Three by an oath to 'support' the Constitution of the United States, and not by an oath to 'preserve, protect and defend' the Constitution, the framers of the Fourteenth Amendment never intended for it to apply to the President," Blue wrote.
By the same token, the Second Amendment doesn't say "guns".
Every American has a right to have one of these:
I'm sure that would paws the conversation...
Walk down 5th Ave with a good ole fashioned saber and see what happens 🫠
By the same token, the Second Amendment doesn't say "guns".
Every American has a right to have one of these:
I'm sure that would paws the conversation...
Walk down 5th Ave with a good ole fashioned saber and see what happens 🫠
Guns happen?
Yup. Guns.