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Pres. Obama and ‘American Sniper’ Widow Face Off Over Gun Control

The president is also right when he says of the millions of peaceful, faithful, and law-abiding Muslim-Americans, that only a tiny fraction are zealous extremists bent on terror. What are you saying? I just came back from Alaska, where I ate a moose that had just been shot, and it was pretty good.

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“I will not campaign for, vote for or support any candidate, even in my own party, who does not support common-sense gun reform”, he wrote.

Now the administration wants to have a common-sense conversation about gun control?

Buchanan said, “I don’t think it really is all that grave and all that serious”.

Critics of the president’s new executive actions have pointed out that none of the changes the president seeks to implement, including universal background checks, would have prevented any of the mass shootings under Obama’s tenure as president, including those at Sandy Hook, Charleston, Chattanooga, Oregon or San Bernardino.

For Kyle, the issue of gun control hits close to home, as her husband, war hero Chris Kyle, was shot and killed February 2, 2013, at a firing range by a mentally disturbed U.S. Marines veteran he was helping.

Kelly, himself a gun owner, said he was frustrated to find that many legislators were of the belief that this expansion was a ruse that would lead to a gun confiscation registry.

President Barack Obama is facing tough questions in front of an audience of high-profile figures in the debate over gun violence. Obama’s proposals to tighten gun controls rules may not accomplish his goal of keeping guns out of the hands of would-be criminals and those who aren’t legally allowed to buy a weapon. Instead, the organization was scheduled to appear on Fox News following the event.

It’s President Obama’s previous year in office. However the USA is not alone in the gun scare problems.it is felt worldwide that the sentiment being expressed by the United States president feed into the aspirations of many leaders of nations worldwide including Ghana where of late trade in guns and indiscriminate killings have been recorded.

Obama’s executive actions would include a new restriction on buyers who purchase weapons through legal entities or trusts, requiring that these buyers be subject to a background check.

It calls for better data analysis of the effectiveness of current gun safety efforts; for looking for failures in the state’s current methods of sharing information among law enforcement and social service agencies; and for eyeing gaps in the state’s firearm purchasing laws.

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While these actions may have some benefit, the argument presented by opponents is that they wouldn’t have stopped numerous most recent mass-shootings. Just after his 2012 re-election, Obama pushed hard for a bipartisan gun control bill that collapsed in the Senate, ending any realistic prospects for a legislative solution in the near term.

Obama earns kudos, but gun debate remains entrenched after Q&A