The supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution gives the Secret Service the authority to ban guns inside the convention even though Florida law trumps the city's authority to regulate them elsewhere, said Michael L. Seigel, a University of Florida Research Foundation professor of law. The supremacy clause makes the Constitution and the national laws made pursuant to it the "supreme law of the land."
So, the Secret Service can ban 2A from sea to shining sea, if they determine it is necessary to protect POTUS? That is the question that comes to my mind.
Here's the entire story, if you can stand it.
Kerodin
III
Oops! They forget that the Bill of Rights trumps anything in the body of the Constitution, including the "supremacy clause", because that's what amendments are for. And "shall not be infringed" means just what it says. Proposing, passing, and enforcing any "laws" regulating guns in any way is a VERY serious crime and must be dealt with as such.
ReplyDeleteThe .gov scum can "ban" anything. It's another thing to ENFORCE the "ban".
ReplyDeleteDAN III
Pennsylvania
Kent....the .gov scum don't give a rat's ass about the Constitution, BoR, or freedom. They do what they want. They have the power....the money, the goons with badges and guns, the lawyers paid with our money to prosecute you and they have the judiciary to support .gov's tyranny.
ReplyDeleteThere are only two solutions to the attack on our liberty:
1. Use hemp.
2. Use lead.
DAN III
Pennsylvania