The DFL just hasn't learned

When it comes to gun control, the DFL is dumber than hair. Gov.-Elect Klobuchar just told reporters that a sweeping gun control bill will pass in Minnesota. That bill, should it become law, would be one of the most wide-reaching gun control statutes in the nation.It would be one of the most wide-reaching gun control statutes in the nation if it cleared judicial scrutiny. It won't pass judicial scrutiny. Alpha News reports "At her Wednesday press conference following her election, Klobuchar referenced the bill, saying, 'The gun safety bill is going to get passed, and I am so excited to be working with the leaders on this, and it certainly should be one of our top priorities.' However, she added that, 'I think that bill makes a lot of sense. I’m sure that we’ll make some changes … but the basics of that bill I hope will remain in place.'”

I wrote this article to highlight Justice Thomas's majority opinion in the New York Rifle & Pistol Inc. v. Bruen ruling. Here's the money quote from the opinion:

Thomas, in his majority opinion, wrote that New York’s proper-cause requirement, as it has been interpreted by state courts, was inconsistent with the "Nation’s history of firearm regulation."

"A State may not prevent law-abiding citizens from publicly carrying handguns because they have not demonstrated a special need for self-defense," Thomas wrote.

A firearm that's popularly sold CAN'T BE BANNED! That's per the Supremme Court's ruling. That's why this proposed bill won't pass judicial scrutiny. The AR-15 isn't the most popular firearm sold but it's close. Klobuchar's melodrama:

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