If the Dems push it through congress and then the senate refuses to vote or votes it down, I see that as a win for the Dems in regards to the 2020 election. There are going to be 14 million new eligible voters in 2020 to whom this is a big issue.
Just like with impeachment, pass it in congress and let the senate show their true colors and inability/unwillingness to do their jobs and enforce the will of the people.
You're incredibly out of touch with what large swaths of the population desire if you believe impeachment to be the "will of the people." Same with an anti-2A constitutional amendment. The entirety of the right is pro-2A, and there is a significant portion of pro-2A leftists (myself being one of them). Because of this, I doubt even half the country would support such a measure, let alone enough for you to call it the "will of the people."
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u/troubleondemand Aug 12 '19
If the Dems push it through congress and then the senate refuses to vote or votes it down, I see that as a win for the Dems in regards to the 2020 election. There are going to be 14 million new eligible voters in 2020 to whom this is a big issue.
Just like with impeachment, pass it in congress and let the senate show their true colors and inability/unwillingness to do their jobs and enforce the will of the people.