According to Chris Matthews, a speech is coming.
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Continue reading on Examiner.com: Obama cites ‘guns’ three times in State of the Union address - National gun rights | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/gun-rights-in-n ... z1C9tvdjVMAs demanded and expected by the hierarchy of the Brady Campaign, President Obama focused on “guns†on three separate occasions in last night’s State of the Union address:
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So bring on the president’s “gun control†speech. Let’s see if he’s clumsy enough to panic gun owners and create a climate of fear that will result in a swelling of ranks for “gun lobby†groups. And the other good thing about doing it this way: Maybe afterwards, he’ll take questions from the press.
So they don't want to be accused of doing exactly what they're doing?Tuesday night after the speech, Obama adviser David Plouffe said to NBC News that the president would not let the moment after the Arizona shootings pass without pushing for some change in the law, to prevent another similar incident. “It’s a very important issue, and one I know there’s going to be debate about on the Hill.â€
The White House said that to avoid being accused of capitalizing on the Arizona shootings for political gain, Obama will address the gun issue in a separate speech, likely early next month. He’s also expected to use Arizona as a starting point, but make the case that America’s gun laws have been too loose for much longer than just the past few weeks.
AND they think everyone is dumb enough that after a few weeks we will not be able to make the connection.phantoms said:So they don't want to be accused of doing exactly what they're doing?Tuesday night after the speech, Obama adviser David Plouffe said to NBC News that the president would not let the moment after the Arizona shootings pass without pushing for some change in the law, to prevent another similar incident. “It’s a very important issue, and one I know there’s going to be debate about on the Hill.â€
The White House said that to avoid being accused of capitalizing on the Arizona shootings for political gain, Obama will address the gun issue in a separate speech, likely early next month. He’s also expected to use Arizona as a starting point, but make the case that America’s gun laws have been too loose for much longer than just the past few weeks.