ACLU Starts Constitutional Campaign But Excludes Second Amendment

Posted at 2:45 pm on January 16, 2017 by Beth Baumann

With President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration a few days away, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has gone all out to encourage liberal protesters to descend on the nation’s capitol.
Their latest ploy involves promoting a “people’s oath” to protect the Constitution. The catch? They want uphold what they think the Constitution says.

These are the type of protestors our men and women in blue are sure to encounter:

There is no liberal melt down, no left wing freak out. There is simply #RESISTANCE everyday All Day 4 the next 4 years #PeoplesOath
— JoeTheBaptist (@joseph_baptist) January 16, 2017

Resistance or chaos? You choose.

According to the ACLU’s website and promotional videos, they want to ensure the Constitution is protected. However, their highlighted issues include healthcare, birth control and immigrants’ rights – which aren’t officially enumerated within the document. Notably absent from their petition was the call to protect the right to bear and keep arms.

For the next four years I vow to voraciously defend the 2nd Amendment and religious liberty. #PeoplesOath #tcot @ACLU
— Andrew Davis (@OrangePundit) January 16, 2017

FINALLY! Someone who is dedicated to protecting our 2A rights!

@ACLU Why isnt the #ACLU standing strong to protect constitutional right to keep and bear arms? Isnt this a civil liberty? #NRA #PeoplesOath
— McGovern for CT (@McGovernForCT) January 16, 2017

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Author's Bio: Beth Baumann

Beth Baumann is a public relations professional in Northern Idaho. Beth is a campaign veteran who has worked on numerous state and federal elections. In 2014, she was the Communications Assistant for the American Conservative Union, where she helped plan and execute media relations strategies for CPAC 2014. She is an avid Second Amendment supporter and advocate and loves fishing in her free time. You can follow her on Twitter at @eb454.