Justice Thomas Weighs in on Gun Rights

[etrain16]

After almost 10 years of silence on the bench, Justice Clarence Thomas actually spoke up in court today to address a question - specifically regarding 2nd Amendment rights. I wonder if he was spurned on by the loss of Justice Scalia, a friend of Thomas'? Was he attempting to step into the role often filled by his friend? To give a voice to Americans that cherish their rights?

It's just a curiosity that he spoke up today, especially considering the subject matter. Will we be able to look to him to help fill his buddies' shoes?

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[John Gault]

Just read and was getting ready to post also.... I like his timing. Great questions! We need another justice who can hold the line and ask important questions.

 

[nammac]

Let's hope that Justice Thomas will hold the same thought provoking, Constitution understanding line that Justice Scalia was known for...

 

[Dave Workman]

Justice Thomas breaks silence, and what he said has powerful implications

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas today broke his ten-year silence from the bench, and when he did, he asked a question that could have powerful consequences for the Second Amendment.


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[Member 5605]

Well worded.

When I first read what was asked early this morning it didn't hit me It wasn't until a couple hours later that it rang like a bell with clarity.

The point he made is clear. There are no others laws like this one, the brush stoke is broad and is not equal.