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Preserves the Second Amendment


The Uniting Amendment is the comprehensive amendment

to the Constitution of the United States.

It includes provisions that

preserve our right to bear arms.

An excerpt from Section 13 of the amendment:

"The right of self defense shall not be infringed; the right of the people to lawfully possess, use, transport, transfer, sell, buy, or otherwise own or control any weapon or defensive device for the purpose of the defense of their life, liberty, family, community and property from criminals, aggressors, usurpers or tyrants shall not be abridged, infringed, licensed, or regulated."

The amendment includes many other provisions to

reestablish a government that values fairness and freedom,

and has the integrity and compassion needed to move us forward.


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