Sentence examples for using the second amendment from inspiring English sources

You can't stop someone from winning democratically if they've already won a democratic election – you have to do it criminally, and specifically, according to the rest of Trump's quote, using "the second amendment".

The National Rifle Association consistently grants fundamentalists a platform for spewing hatred and promoting the tools of war, using the Second Amendment to garner financial gain.

Much more attention was paid to Trump using the "Second Amendment people" dog-whistle to a crowd, suggesting that perhaps guns would be the best answer if President Hillary Clinton ever started trying to appoint federal judges.

(The current court's appetite for using the First Amendment as a deregulatory tool is another matter, a big subject for another day).

Instead, S.&P. is using the First Amendment to argue that the government is trying to punish it for the rating of the federal government's creditworthiness and that the lawsuit is, therefore, improper.

If the four conservative justices on the Supreme Court insist on using the First Amendment to dismantle McCain-Feingold because "giving money is a form of speech," then I suppose they won't object to my exercising my First Amendment right to refrain from giving tax dollars to the government for its ill-conceived and immoral war in Iraq (Jeffrey Rosen, July 8).

Using the first amendment to silence an oppressed underclass is not a new tactic, and it's one that conveniently ignores the inescapable imbalance of power created by white supremacy, which necessitates the criminalization of all affronts to its authority while deepening the oppression of others.

Still, still a black, gay journalist who doesn't want to be be even more harmed by the state, appreciates using the first amendment for his livelihood, and enjoys breathable air and potable water can dream at Christmastime, can't he?

But not by using the fifth amendment punitively.

A better argument for this is by using the first amendment, predominantly the religious and practice section of the amendment.

Is it true that media folks like these three believe racial slurs and gay bullying are the only things worth using the First Amendment to defend?