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Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 3:49 pm
by thankGod
I heard about this last night after the 'State of the Union' address.
I didn't research this, but I believe this is the President's 1st public address on gun control. I believe he has stayed away from the subject (for the most part) until now.
Perhaps he has become a Patron Member of the NRA, and is to announce that. Perhaps not!
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 3:54 pm
by USA1
thankGod wrote:
Perhaps he has become a Patron Member of the NRA, and is to announce that. Perhaps not!
Why not?...He's already won the "Gun Salesman of all time" award.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 4:52 pm
by Katygunnut
I was thinking of selling one of my AR-15's, but I will probably wait to after our Dear Leader's speech. With any luck, he will say something dumb to pander to his liberal base, and the price of "assault rifles" will spike again.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 5:03 pm
by GrayGhost
Katygunnut wrote:I was thinking of selling one of my AR-15's, but I will probably wait to after our Dear Leader's speech. With any luck, he will say something dumb to pander to his liberal base, and the price of "assault rifles" will spike again.
I would guess if he gets his way, the price will spike but you will only be able to sell on the black market.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 5:16 pm
by Katygunnut
GrayGhost wrote:Katygunnut wrote:I was thinking of selling one of my AR-15's, but I will probably wait to after our Dear Leader's speech. With any luck, he will say something dumb to pander to his liberal base, and the price of "assault rifles" will spike again.
I would guess if he gets his way, the price will spike but you will only be able to sell on the black market.
Yes, but even if there is no grandfathering, I could still it before the law is actually passed and signed by the Chosen One.
Then again, I may want to be buying in that situation, not selling.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 5:31 pm
by tacticool
When they try to ban them, it's time to use them.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 5:36 pm
by jmra
Unless I'm missing something he can't do jack without help from the republicans in the house. If that happens we are all up a creek.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 9:22 pm
by PATHFINDER
Obama's primary concern in 2011 is that "illusive" original long-form birth certificate, if he plans on having his name on all 50 state ballots in 2012. I have a hunch the court house in Mombasa, Kenya would be a good starting point for tracking down that dang thing.
I have this peculiar perspective that the 2A is like a "boil" on the back of Boxer, Schumer, et al. The more they pick at it the BIGGER it's going to become. One of these days the 2A will once again fully manifest itself despite such attempts to "conceal" it with laws and regulations.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 9:50 pm
by Charles L. Cotton
Obama is planning to do something, but what is unknown. He thinks the outrage over the Arizona shooting will allow him to move on gun control as he has wanted to do since being elected. However, he may not try to pass legislation; he may focus on regulation and executive orders. Regardless, we must be ready to respond in mass to prove that majority opinion still doesn't want more gun laws. Remember, it was only a few weeks ago that recent polls were released showing overwhelming public opposition to more gun laws.
Chas.
Re: Obama will soon address gun-control - Chris Matthews, MS
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 10:37 pm
by Oldgringo
Charles L. Cotton wrote:Obama is planning to do something, but what is unknown. He thinks the outrage over the Arizona shooting will allow him to move on gun control as he has wanted to do since being elected. However, he may not try to pass legislation; he may focus on regulation and executive orders. Regardless, we must be ready to respond in mass to prove that majority opinion still doesn't want more gun laws. Remember, it was only a few weeks ago that recent polls were released showing overwhelming public opposition to more gun laws.
Chas.
Absolutely!
Now is the time to remind our elected representatives that we expect them to stay the 2A RKBA course. It's gonna' get ugly.