thebigp

Trump: Obama setting precedent on executive orders--58jh., b58
Donald Trump hinted on Sunday that he would be willing to use executive orders to the same extent that President Obama has.
The Republican primary front-runner also said he would rescind several of the executive orders issued by Obama. “I mean, he just – the one thing good about executive orders: The new president, if he comes in – boom, first day, first hour, first minute, you can rescind that,” he said.
The billionaire businessman said he is opposed to Obama’s attempt to curb gun purchases, arguing the problem has more to do with mental health than the availability of firearms.
“Right now, they have plenty of rules and regulations,” he said. “And they should be looking at mental health.” “I mean, we should build, like, institutions for people that are sickos,” he added. “We have sickos all over the place. And that’s the problem.”
source--the hill, bradford richardson, cbs,

Trump to Hillary: If guns don't keep you safe, disarm your bodyguards--58.47.80eh.,b58
— Republican p**********l candidate Donald Trump challenged Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton to travel without armed bodyguards to prove that guns don’t keep people safe.
“Hillary said that guns don’t keep you safe. If she really believes that she should demand that her heavily armed bodyguards quickly disarm!” Trump said Sunday in a Twitter post.
As a former First Lady and now as a p**********l candidate, Clinton has had the protection of armed Secret Service guards. She also has a long record of favoring gun control, and in October said if elected president she’ll take executive action to curb gun sales, involving restrictions on people regarded as dangerous.
source-api, gop usa,

righty Loc: Tenn

bigp, you should know that what is good for the gander is not good for the goose. That whole bunch who pushes this nonsense is a do as I say, not as I do group. Heck most of our fearless leaders think the same way actually. They pass all of this crap while living on high on the hog not thinking about the effects their decisions make on the people because it doesn't affect them.