If a politician (or a cop) says he is all for the 2A, I immediately become suspicious. Those who really believe in the Right will usually couch their belief in words that mention people, keeping, bearing, self-defense, carry, own, etc. For example, "Oh yeah, you've got a right to carry that pretty much anywhere. You've got a right to defend yourself." If a government type says that, I know he believes in the Right, not just some words called the 2A.
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