Montana has decided that the flap over the Heller case is already decided, in the Second Amendment's favor, according to an article in World Net Daily.
It seems that when Montana joined the Union there was an agreement that "all persons" would be allowed to bear arms, which makes the right an individual one, rather than a collective one.
They further say that if the case is decided wrongly the agreement for Montana to join the Union will have been contractually violated.
This will be interesting to see.
In other and more amusing news, it seems that John McCain is being bitch-slapped by the McCain Feingold Incumbent Protection Act.
I can't express how insanely funny I find that.
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