In a 1997 book, "A Matter of Interpretation," Justice Scalia wrote that he viewed "the Second Amendment as a guarantee that the federal government would not interfere with the right of the people to keep and bear arms."I'm afraid William Rawle had a different view...and he was in a position to know...
Yet, this next passage gives court watchers some pause. "Of course," Justice Scalia continued, "properly understood, it is no limitation upon arms control by the states."[More]
Leave it to a charlatan to represent clear meaning as being subjective.
Professor Quigley? Your cue...