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President Obama: Blame Second Amendment, Not Radical Islamic Terror
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Mark A. Taff
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During a December 6 speech on national security and the fight against terrorism, President Obama refused to criticize radical Islamic terror but had no problem suggesting that the availability of firearms in America is problematic.
At one point during the speech, Obama actually warned Americans not criticize Islam for the attacks that Muslims have carried out on our soil–most recently the Ohio State University attack, but also the attacks on the Minnesota mall, Orlando Pulse, San Bernardino County building, Chattanooga military offices, and Fort Hood (2009), to name a few. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(12/8/2016)
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| Just 43 more days and this incompetent community ... "organizer" is relegated to the great trash heap of history. |
| Comment by:
jac
(12/8/2016)
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Says the great divider who is surrounded by people with guns.
In the face of increasing terror threats, he would be happy to disarm all law abiding citizens and eliminate the only real protection that exists for most of us. |
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Sosalty
(12/8/2016)
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| The terrorist has never had a greater enabler. |
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