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Obama soft on crime, hard on gun owners?
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President Barack Obama is taking one on the chin this morning from a crime columnist in his hometown newspaper, the Chicago Tribune, for failing to use three important words in his speech yesterday to the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP).
The words, according to columnist John Kass, were “Mandatory minimum sentencing.” Translation: A stretch in jail for “thugs who carry guns illegally.” |
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jac
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He doesn't want to put his electorate in prison. They can't vote in prison.
He would rather inconvenience law abiding citizens than his buddies in the hood. |
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