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President Obama raised more than eyebrows at the White House this month when he declared he would defy Congress and pursue enhanced gun control methods through executive action.
In part, the action would close the “gun show loophole,” which allows some part-time gun sellers to operate without a federal license on the Internet, at flea markets and at gun shows and so avoid the requirement to collect background information from their customers. |
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| Obama makes new laws all by himself while dismissing Congress and violating the highest law of the land the Constitution. He has done it many times before and in the next year may break his own record in new EO's. |
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