In the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre, President Obama seized the moment to push for legislation expanding federal gun control laws. As it turned out, his proposal could not make its way through Congress quickly enough for public opinion to remain on his side.
The Democrat-controlled Senate could not muster the votes for his plan. This was in large part because nothing Congress considered at that time could have prevented the bloody school shooting, committed by a mentally disturbed man who had actually been turned down when he tried to purchase a gun. Instead, he killed his own mother and stole her legally purchased, background-checked weapons from her home.
Even as Obama failed in his mission, he mentioned that he would do what he could on the issue through executive action. Hence the sudden push this year by his Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to ban a kind of ammunition used in the AR-15 rifle, one of America's most popular models.
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on you tube there is a sofia small storm who does a masterful job in outlining many of the questions still needing answers to that day in Sandy Hook.
ReplyDeletea conspiracy takes more than one person to make it happen .. if you as an individual have doubts or seen some of the anomalies from that day she is a must to seek out ..for the sake of curiosity if nothing else.