01-15-2013, 10:35 PM
Because he's not introducing the measures until WEDNESDAY? (Then feel free to go nuts with the same stuff you've been boilerplating since the massacre of the six year olds.)
Obama to unveil gun violence measures Wednesday
By Jeff Mason
WASHINGTON | Tue Jan 15, 2013 5:04pm EST
(Reuters) - President Barack Obama will propose an assault weapons ban and better background checks for gun buyers on Wednesday as part of a package of proposals to curb gun violence one month after the Newtown school massacre.
Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, who led a task force that made recommendations on the issue, will present the measures at a White House event attended by children from around the country who wrote letters to the president about gun violence and school safety.
The package will include legislative and executive measures, White House spokesman Jay Carney said.
"The president has made clear that he intends to take a comprehensive approach," Carney told reporters.
"There are specific legislative actions that he will continue to call on Congress to take, including the assault weapons ban, including a measure to ban high-capacity magazine clips, including an effort to close the very big loopholes in the background check system in our country," he said.
Obama to unveil gun violence measures Wednesday
By Jeff Mason
WASHINGTON | Tue Jan 15, 2013 5:04pm EST
(Reuters) - President Barack Obama will propose an assault weapons ban and better background checks for gun buyers on Wednesday as part of a package of proposals to curb gun violence one month after the Newtown school massacre.
Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, who led a task force that made recommendations on the issue, will present the measures at a White House event attended by children from around the country who wrote letters to the president about gun violence and school safety.
The package will include legislative and executive measures, White House spokesman Jay Carney said.
"The president has made clear that he intends to take a comprehensive approach," Carney told reporters.
"There are specific legislative actions that he will continue to call on Congress to take, including the assault weapons ban, including a measure to ban high-capacity magazine clips, including an effort to close the very big loopholes in the background check system in our country," he said.