DadZilla3
12 years ago
The Obama administration unexpectedly announced two new gun control measures on Thursday, including one that would curb the import of military surplus weapons -- in a move that could anger collectors.

Vice President Biden announced the new measures Thursday morning. The new rules, announced while Washington was otherwise focused on the crisis in Syria, took the form of executive actions, which President Obama added to the list of 23 steps the White House already determined the president could take on his own.

The steps come after Congress declined to pass any gun control legislation earlier this year despite an aggressive White House push for action in the wake of the Newton, Conn., shooting massacre. With the political world focused on Mideast tensions and looming fiscal battles, the move signaled Obama's intent to show he hasn't lost sight of the issue.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/08/29/obama-announces-new-gun-control-measures-targets-military-surplus-imports/?test=latestnews 


Congress? Who needs Congress?
dharbolt
12 years ago
This makes me very upset as I have an nfa corp, not sure what's to come.
ZRX1200
12 years ago
You're probably now a felon and he's gonna take your guns and give em to some muslim.
DadZilla3
12 years ago
“Stroke of the pen. Law of the land. Kinda cool.” – Clinton (D) presidential aide Paul Begala (D), July 1998
dpnewell
12 years ago
Yet the libs still can't see that they elected a dictator.
jackconrad
12 years ago
Fearless Leaders don't need no permissions !
engletl
12 years ago
Makes me want to go out and buy another "toy" I mean "tool"
Mathen
12 years ago
Yeah because all the schools are getting shot up with Mosin Nagants and Mausers. Makes perfect sense.
8trackdisco
12 years ago
You have to ask yourselves, how did We The People allow these signing statements?

Who was the first president to take advantage.

Is there a scoreboard as too how many each president has used his pen this way?

engletl
12 years ago

You have to ask yourselves, how did We The People allow these signing statements?

Who was the first president to take advantage.

Is there a scoreboard as too how many each president has used his pen this way?

8trackdisco wrote:


I am sure there is, but snopes will dispute the statistics, so why bother [sarcasm]
dubleuhb
12 years ago
Give it up folks, presdint blunderphuck is gonna do what he wants when he wants.
Buckwheat
12 years ago

You have to ask yourselves, how did We The People allow these signing statements?

Who was the first president to take advantage.

Is there a scoreboard as too how many each president has used his pen this way?

8trackdisco wrote:



You still believe in the "We the people" fairy tail? How about the Easter Bunny and Santa? [sarcasm]
rfenst
12 years ago

You have to ask yourselves, how did We The People allow these signing statements?

Who was the first president to take advantage.

Is there a scoreboard as too how many each president has used his pen this way?

8trackdisco wrote:



George Washington was the first President to use this power. Truman's seizure of steel plants was overruled by SCOTUS. So too can congress if it obtains a super-majority on the issue of an executive order
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