So after Heller, doesn't it seem almost inevitable that when the Supreme Court again considers whether the Second Amendment applies to the states, it will find the individual right to bear arms to be fundamental?
Feingold suggests the Supreme Court will likely recognize the Second Amendment as fundamental.
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We need more clarity from the Democratic Republic of Congo and not simply how much they intend to devote to this but also exactly the kinds of things you were describing.
We will want to see even more support in this regard and guarding against any reduction.
I think there has been some of that, but I think, based on my actual observation of what is happening over there, less than I would have expected based on those comments.
The highest levels of the U.S. Government are now committed to helping the DRC and the Great Lakes region realize peace and development.
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