El-Sayed's own words reveal a radical plan to dismantle the Second Amendment

"What if we tweaked the Constitution, amended the [Second A]mendment, and instead of the right to bear arms, we change it to the right to have health care?" That is not a college activist.

That is Abdul El-Sayed — the Democratic nominee for United States Senate in Michigan — talking into his own camera, on his own channel.

And it is one of many videos that he quietly made private from his channel once he decided he wanted a seat in the world’s most powerful legislative body.

A U.S.

Senate nominee from one of the two major national parties, who has a legitimate chance to win, actively floated the idea of replacing the Second Amendment — not merely regulating it, which would be bad enough.

This is not your typical anti-gun Democrat rhetoric.

This is a dangerous and new precedent coming from far-left Democrats.

They realize the courts are increasingly unwilling to permit them to regulate our right to keep and bear arms.

Just recently, in ANJRPC v.

Attorney General of New Jersey, the U.S.

Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that New Jersey’s ban on "assault weapons" and "high-capacity magazines" was unconstitutional.

And in June, the U.S.

Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to Cook County, IL’s ban on "assault weapons" and Connecticut’s ban on "high-capacity magazines" under Viramontes.

INSIDE TRUMP'S UNPRECEDENTED BATTLE PLAN TO EXPAND SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHTS THROUGH JUSTICE DEPARTMENT However, Michiganders see through this charade.