Honestly, I think these folks have a better idea of what the intent of the Constitution was than many of the justices on the Supreme Court.
Sorry to say that, but "good source of legal advice" is by definition one that works in court, not one with high moral ground.
Yes, definitely.
Incidentally, I have some recent US coins that say, "Live free or die," but it doesn't seem socially acceptable to have that attitude anymore.
"Live in constant fear of the government and live" doesn't have the same ring...
Honestly, I think these folks have a better idea of what the intent of the Constitution was than many of the justices on the Supreme Court. Like anything, the Supreme Court is mostly about politics these days, rather than protecting anyone's rights. (Sometimes both interests are aligned, of course, but many times they are not; especially with respect to ID.)