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Obama to announce new executive action on guns
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President Barack Obama is expected to announce in the coming days a new executive action with the goal of expanding background checks on gun sales, people familiar with White House planning said.
Described as "imminent," the set of executive actions would fulfill a promise by the President to take further unilateral steps the White House says could help curb gun deaths.
Plans for the action are not yet complete, and those familiar with the process warn that unforeseen circumstances could delay an announcement. But gun control advocates are expecting the new actions to be revealed next week, ahead of Obama's annual State of the Union address, set for January 12. |
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lostone1413
(1/1/2016)
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| And the Sheeple can't see all these so called shooting have either been a false flag or out and out hoax to get more gun control. Both parties and their handlers are nothing more then a bunch of psycopaths |
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jac
(1/1/2016)
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Name one terrorist or mass shooter that obtained his guns via the so called gun show loophole.
This won't stop one criminal from obtaining guns. It is only to inconvenience law abiding citizens like you and I. |
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