In his most recent successful run for Texas’s elected Supreme Court, Willett won an endorsement from Larry Pratt, executive director of Gun Owners of America, a group more strident than the NRA. In a summer editorial in the Tyler Morning Telegraph that blasted an appeals court ruling that Americans don’t have the right to carry concealed guns, the newspaper said Willett would be an “excellent choice” to decide such questions on the Supreme Court.
IfvGOA wants Willet, then so do I. As I have said on this thread, and elsewhere, anyone who can get the Second Amendment right will also get the rest of the Constitution right. Taking the Second Amendment to itch rational conclusion can be very uncomfortable for some people, and anyone who can do that has not only great powers of logic, but also the firmness to stick with such logic regarding all issues.
Besides, as a bonus, we will have a Supreme Court Justice who has a phenomenal sense of humor, and is not afraid to put some of that in his opinions. Perhaps then, Supreme Court opinions won’t be so sleep-inducing.