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In the latest episode of Lest We Forget-Historical, hosted by Lillian S. Cauldwell, we delve into the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution—the Right to Bear Arms. The Second Amendment reads: “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.” This concise statement has sparked an enduring national debate: Do our citizens indeed possess the right to bear firearms for self-defense? And if so, what types of guns fall within this right? This contentious discussion has persisted since the 20th century, fueled by organizations like The National Rifle Association and differing viewpoints among our political parties regarding the interpretation of this constitutional provision. For further information on this subject, providing the URL to use. Protecting the Freedom to Bear Arms

If I lived there, I would be investigating recall procedures for your elected leaders.  Failing that, make sure that there is a red wave that flows into your statehouse in November 2020.

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