Hyde amendment and gun rights

[bbguns]

After getting an endorsement from Planned Parenthood in January, the current democrat presidential nominee said, in the context of repealing the Hyde Amendment,

"Any right that requires you to take measures to access it, is no right at all."

Someone should ask the harpy how she squares that statement with her gun control antics.

 

[Doctor_M]

It squares perfectly with her world view since she doesn't think gun ownership is a right at all (somehow it is supposed to be the only right in the Bill or Rights that doesn't apply to individuals).

 

[2ndMDRebel]

Apples to oranges, guns kill people, abortions remove lumps of tissue.

 

[Mark75H]

It squares perfectly with her world view since she doesn't think gun ownership is a right at all (somehow it is supposed to be the only right in the Bill or Rights that doesn't apply to individuals).

The only logical explanation

 

[DC-W]

It's ironic, but enumerated rights aren't necessarily rights in the eyes of our courts and elected officials.

 

[BeoBill]

It's ironic, but enumerated rights aren't necessarily rights in the eyes of our courts and elected officials.

Well, they ARE rights for judges and politicians...

 

[danb]

After getting an endorsement from Planned Parenthood in January, the current democrat presidential nominee said, in the context of repealing the Hyde Amendment,

"Any right that requires you to take measures to access it, is no right at all."

Someone should ask the harpy how she squares that statement with her gun control antics.

Simple: Today's Democratic party simply does not believe you have the right to defend yourself.

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...otal-gun-rights-ruling-was-wrong-adviser-says

Hillary Clinton believes a 2008 Supreme Court ruling that is the linchpin of an individual's right to own a gun was "wrongly decided," her policy adviser told Bloomberg Politics on Friday.