Feinstein v. Kavanaugh - Assault Weapons v. Semi-Automatics, and Common Use

Dianne Feinstein has a problem. Sorry. We could fill a blog with everything with which Dianne Feinstein has a problem and, wait. I think we…anyway. Today’s “problem” is common use with regard to what the California Senator refers to as “Assault Weapons” and Judge Kavanaugh’s response regarding ‘semi-automatic’ weapons, precedent, and the second amendment.

The Senator thinks that he and she are on completely different wavelengths.

Let’s hope so.

Here is the exchange.

Feinstein: Assault weapons are not in common use

Kavanaugh: There are millions & millions & millions of semiautomatic rifles that are possessed

F: Numbers determine common use? Common use is an activity. It's not common storage or possession

K: They're widely used & possessed pic.twitter.com/ukg2HiGmPu

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) September 5, 2018

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