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Scanned newspaper op-ed with the headline "2nd Amendment has been distorted". A pull quote says the Second Amendment does not guarantee every person the unfettered constitutional right to have a machine gun, by Warren E. Burger for The Associated Press. A photo of an older white-haired man in a suit is captioned "Warren Burger", beside a "Bill of Rights 1791-1991" logo. Three columns of article text follow.

Warren Burger Says the 2nd Amendment Was Distorted

A 1991 newspaper clipping of retired Chief Justice Warren Burger arguing the 2nd Amendment is misread, a civics-class text that still fuels gun debates today.

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Scanned newspaper op-ed with the headline "2nd Amendment has been distorted". A pull quote says the Second Amendment does not guarantee every person the unfettered constitutional right to have a machine gun, by Warren E. Burger for The Associated Press. A photo of an older white-haired man in a suit is captioned "Warren Burger", beside a "Bill of Rights 1791-1991" logo. Three columns of article text follow.

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