What happens when an American politician suspends a fundamental constitutional right?

All hell breaks loose.

The county sheriff says, “eh, no thanks.”

The Albuquerque PD says, “we’re not gonna do it.”

Even the New Mexico State Police are remaining mum on their twitter page.

Their most recent post was September 7 (as of 1:26pm September 9th).

TTAG reports this:

TTAG spoke with with representatives of both the Second Amendment Foundation and the National Association for Gun Rights this morning. Both are spinning up their own challenges as well and plan to file for injunctions to block enforcement of the ban as soon as their legal ducks can be put in a row. Other gun rights orgs will likely also be involved as well.

Grisham’s power-grab — declaring that guns are a “pubic health emergency” and then using that pretense to suspend the exercise of an enumerated civil right — should be the kind of bridge-too-far blunder that ends a political career. In the old days (ten or more years ago) that might have been the case.

Now, however, this kind of bold-faced authoritarianism in the service of civilian disarmament is the kind of thing that will make her a celebrity on the far left, cheered on by the media.

Indeed, the sooner she can be removed from office the better.

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