High Court Rejects Challenge to NRA's Signature Law by Ken Klukowski at Townhall
In 2005, the National Rifle Association of America enacted a law that probably saved the American gun-making industry from bankruptcy.
The only way left to stop this law from fulfilling its promise to keep America’s firearm heritage alive was to have it struck down as unconstitutional.
Predictably, that’s exactly what anti-gun forces tried to do next. Alleging one ridiculous theory after another about how this federal law violated the U.S. Constitution, three lawsuits were pushed all the way through the legal system to the U.S. Supreme Court. In March of 2009, the Court refused to grant certiorari to review Lawson v. Beretta and City of New York v. Beretta (the latter being the pet-project of the rabidly anti-gun Mike Bloomberg).
And last week on Dec. 14, the Supreme Court rejected what will hopefully be the last such ridiculous suit, Adames v. Beretta.
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
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This is certainly good news.... which is a change from all the bad news filtering out of Washington --- where the destroy America and our freedom crowd is attempting to make America a 3rd world power, and deny our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren the opportunity to live in liberty and freedom. That we must prevent, many have paid the ultimate scarifice to defend and protect. Thanks for your service Marine -- "Semper Fidelis" my friend.
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