They didn't support it because they were afraid of losing.Mike1951 wrote:As I recall, the NRA didn't support the Heller case because they thought it was not the right vehicle.
Many of the responses I've read since the decision seem to convey that this case was too narrow.
Couldn't the NRA have been right?
In fairness the NRA conceded and did present arguements to the Supreme Court, after their attempted sabotage of the Lawsuit had failed early on. Robert Levy was the architect of this Law suit not Joaquin Jackson's
It is worth remembering on this 4th of July that we as nation exist only because some patriots were not afraid to step forward for what is right and were determined not to take no as an answer.