
Tracey Boswell
"Whatever thy hand findest to do, do it with all thy heart."
Tracey Boswell
The Supreme Court recently ruled that the constitutional right to gun ownership applies nationwide. This ruling came in response to a court case challenging the gun bans in the Illinois city of Chicago and Oak Park, one of the suburbs there. Chicago Mayor, Richard M. Daley, has promised to soon push for a new ordinance regulating handguns in the city in spite of the Supreme Court decision.
What are your thoughts on the Constitutional right to bear arms? Should common citizens in fact retain this right? Should registration of firearms be required? Should the ‘right to carry’ provisions be expanded or encouraged? Should handguns have different rules than other firearms?
Should assault weapons be allowed? What about enforcement against illegal arms possession?
The Supreme Court decision opens a vast can of opinion. Explain how you feel about this decision.
Joann Logsdon