2nd Amendment: Why Tulsi Gabbard Changed Her Mind

[captharry]

This is the government our founding fathers warned us about, and why 2A exists.

[MaximusArurealius]

Infringement of the 2nd Amendment should be grounds for immediate removal from office.

[jeffstone]

I trust people’s actions more than I trust their words.

[donbabcock]

We need the same weapons government has, shall not be infringed.

[PARRISHMELLOTT]

"Shall not be infringed" means exactly that. Any politician that attempts to infringe on our 2nd amendment should be fired for violation of their oath!

[mikeusa]

The old adage still holds true today, "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

[MADMAX]

The 2A question should ABSOLUTELY be THE 1ST AND MOST IMPORTANT question ANY elected official has to answer before being elected. IF they don’t understand why, they have ZERO business representing the people.

[antonevelone]

She is absolutely right about the Democratic platform. It is a voiceless platform.

[TOL]

Now she needs to realize taxes and regulation have gone off a cliff too.

[JSmith-ousk]

The Constitution must be defended, and yes, the founders knew very well about tyranny.

[paulrapp]

Too many politicians take the oath of office but don’t bother to execute their responsibilities.

[markwhatley]

….”to protect ourselves against a tyrannical government.” Well said, Tulsi.

[tomygun]

Every politician, left right or center, will say whatever they think you want to hear. Even when they know their lies will come to light in a short while.

[rbarnes]

This is earth shattering.. she is a listened to voice with a large megaphone.. and for her to admit she was wrong on the 2nd amendment is a huge deal.

[KeybladeMasterAndy]

I appreciate you even ACKNOWLEDGING that you changed your mind on something. How many public figures and brands just sweep it under the rug? I've lost count.

[quantuseagle]

Thank you for choosing We The People Of The United States Of America over the corruption. Much love to you and your family

[AmericanActionReport]

When I was a little boy vacationing in western North Carolina (I was S.C. born and bred), the state of North Carolina declared a man's home by eminent domain to build a highway. Because they needed only half the man's home for that purpose, they were prepared to tear down half his home and pay him for only half his home, although the other half would have been rendered useless. The homeowner loaded up his gun and warned them not to allow the demolition crew to come unless he was paid full price for his home. That man's stand resulted in publicity that forced the state to pay the man full price for his home. Of course, there wouldn't have been a happy ending but for a free press; but the First Amendment wouldn't have done it's job if that man had not used his rights under the Second Amendment to stand up for his rights under the Fifth Amendment.

[luke]

I am not an American.
I am surprised by Tulsi Gabbard and Kristi Noem, they are really amazing and actually open for discussion.

[jamesstewart]

She says she supports the 2A, but says they need to ban certain guns, that's isn't supporting the 2A.

She has always supported "assault weapons" bans and universal background checks. She needs to be specifically asked about those beliefs.