Curiously, in the current dialectic, the right to keep and bear arms – a right expressly guaranteed by the Bill of Rights – is deemed less fundamental than implicit protections the court purports to find in the penumbras of other express provisions. (citations omitted) But surely, the right to preserve one’s life is at least as fundamental as the right to preserve one’s privacy. [Concurring opinion in Kasler, 2 P.3d at 602]I say long live our political differences -- keeps the government from moving too fast.
But what kind of nummie takes issue with that excerpt?
People for the American Way dislike her. That gives some people comfort.
Moi aussi.
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