Sen. Feinstein Should be Ejected from the Senate by the Rest of the Members.

Senator Diane Feinstein took an oath when she entered Congress to “Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States.”

The 1938 Miller Decision in the Supreme Court stated quite clearly and unambiguously that the 2nd Amendment SPECIFICALLY protected Military weapons. In that case they allowed the government to ban a sawed off shotgun BECAUSE IT WAS NOT A COMMONLY ACCEPTED MILITARY WEAPON.

Read that again.

Better yet go read the 1938 Miller Decision yourself. The Supreme Court of the United States in 1938 told the United States Federal government that it could only ban weapons that were NOT military weapons because the 2nd Amendment protected those.

The recent Heller Decision in the Supreme Court put to bed for once and all the issue of whether or not the 2nd Amendment is an INDIVIDUAL Right or a collective one. The Court ruled that the 2n Amendment was, indeed, an Individual Right.

So… the Supreme Court found that the 2nd Amendment protects your Individual Right to bear arms. The Supreme Court found that the 2nd Amendment specifically protects military weapons.

What part of that is difficult to understand? You may not like it. You may not agree with it but it IS the law of the Land and you are required to abide by it. Since it is the Supreme Court’s specific explanation of what the 2nd Amendment means then an elected official who has taken the oath of office is REQUIRED by their oath to protect and defend it.

Senator Diane Feinstein has openly, overtly and with no shame whatsoever attempted to violate and defy the Constitution of the United States as defined in the Miller and Heller Decisions. She is publicly violating the Oath of Office which she took as a United States Senator.

If the Senate has any integrity and respect for Law left it would take action to remove Diane Feinstein from her position and expel her from Congress for openly and publicly violating her Oath of Office as a United States Senator.

Failure to do so is tantamount to the rest of the Senate implicitly confirming that the Oath of Office taken by United States Senators is a meaningless formality.