For decades, Joe Biden has garnered and maintained a reputation of a Democrat that stands against the Second Amendment.

In fact, when Biden ran for president last year, a Michigan autoworker called out then-candidate Biden on his opposition to the Second Amendment. Biden's response to this was to call the autoworker "full of sh*t" before declaring that he didn't work for the man.

As president, Biden has continued his all-out assault against the Second Amendment. Just earlier this month, the Democrat president announced that he's ordering the Justice Department to act against gun rights.

Now, it's up to the guardians of the Second Amendment to fight back. As such, the National Rifle Association (NRA) is investing $2 million into resisting President Biden's anti-gun agenda.

Protecting the constitutional right to keep and bear arms

Despite the anti-gun sentiment from the left and from the White House, the Second Amendment is very clear. American citizens have the inalienable right to keep and bear arms.

The NRA is not messing around. According to reports, the gun rights organization shall devote $600,000 to digital advertising in states like Florida, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Maine, Montana, etc. Then, another $400,000 will go towards TV advertising in Montana, West Virginia, and Maine.

These states are not random, but targeted and intentional. Some of the NRA's goals involve ensuring that Sens. Joe Manchin, Mike Braun, Susan Collins, and others support gun rights. Likewise, another $500,000 of the NRA's budget against Biden's anti-gun agenda will center around targeted mailing in Ohio, Alaska, Indiana, and other states.

From congressional legislation to executive orders

Biden has already made it clear that he wants Democrats to pass gun control reform; however, the president knows that getting this legislation through the Senate will be a tall order due to the filibuster and 50/50 party split.

Rather than working with Republicans, the president simply wants what he wants. Biden, who has spoken of bipartisanship more than he's employed it, is turning out to be a president of executive orders more so than any of his predecessors.

Furthermore, the growing assaults against Second Amendment rights prove the need for organizations like the NRA. This is also why the Senate filibuster must stay in place, even as Democrats lobby to abolish it.