Democrat legislature rules Bill of Rights “offensive” in CO legislature

In a jaw-dropping display of audacity, Colorado Democrats in the State House, during a debate on targeting semiautomatic firearms and rapid-fire devices, forced Republican Rep. Ken DeGraaf to cover a sticker on his laptop that read “Shall not be infringed-2A”—a direct quote from the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution—because they deemed it “offensive.”
This unbelievable incident unfolded as Democrats pushed their gun control agenda, claiming the sticker violated chamber rules about displays in the “well” area, but their labeling of a constitutional amendment as offensive was just sheer insanity.  Declaring a foundational piece of the U.S. Constitution offensive reveals how Democrats feel about Constitution itself.