Carney: The President Will Use Executive Orders On Guns

Andrew Pontbriand
Activist Post

On Monday, the President spoke at the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, next to the White House, in Washington. He set out to speak about the economy, on the 5th anniversary of the financial crisis. However, the Naval Command Center shooting halted such talks.

Following a string of suspicious mass shootings during Obama’s Presidency, the President has tried to get Congress to act on “common sense measures to reduce gun violence;” or, in other words, a talking point used by several Democrats across the country.

In the wake of the shooting at the Navy Yard, Obama spokesman Jay Carney said the President is implementing executive actions, and reiterated his commitment to strengthening gun laws, including expanding background checks to sales online and at gun shows. Just a couple weeks after two Colorado Democrats were recalled, Obama looks set on further trampling the Second Amendment.

As the shooting event was ongoing, California Senator Dianne Feinstein, an avid gun control advocate, was already calling for more bans. “When will enough be enough?” Feinstein asked. “Congress must stop shirking its responsibility and resume a thoughtful debate on gun violence in this country. We must do more to stop this endless loss of life.”

The NRA and Gun Rights advocates across the country have stood their ground (for the lack of a better term) in keeping the second amendment alive, and helping families to keep their homes safe. One must ask the question why all these “mass shootings” have taken place on Obama’s watch? It seems the last 3 have all had very suspicious circumstances connected to the events, including drills as the events unfolded, connections to DARPA, military contractors, and even actors. However, what we do know is the Socialist Regime in the President’s den, will stop at nothing and “never let a good crisis go to waste” as Rahm Emanuel once said.

Andrew Pontbriand writes for The Resistance Journals where this first appeared.