Quoting Larry Gault to Chuck Horn:
 LG> They eleminate 10% of the Bill of Rights right off the bat.
 LG> They have no comment on the Second Amendment at all, and refuse to
 LG> take any cases associated with it. This clearly points out the fact that
 LG> they have not strayed as far from their founder's vision of the ACLU
 LG> as you would wish they had.
I seem to recall from an ACLU Q&A paper that they support the
"militia" interpretation of the Second Amendment.  Since they don't
consider RKBA to be a Constitutional right it doesn't fit into
their mission.  I don't agree with them, but like the other
Limbaugh Echo prohibited issues there is room for disagreement even
among conservatives.  I don't think they've published an opinion on
the Third Amendment either. :)
Perhaps I didn't express myself well.  The ACLU is univerally
villified by conservatives.  They are also villified by many
liberals for their work defending the Klan and others on the far
right fringe.  It seems to me that when they work for individual
freedoms and protection of the individual from unwarranted
interference by the State that they are embracing conservative
values.  When they fight for the rights of the scummiest of the
scum they're helping to preserve rights for decent folks, too.
I have no doubt that most of their staff and most of their members
are liberals.  That doesn't negate the good that they do.  Heck, I
read this past week that one of my Republican Senators, Phil Gramm,
votes with the ACLU position 25% of the time.
-chuck
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