Obama shows how totally inept he is & a compulsive LIAR who can't remember without a teleprompter!

"It may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive. And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get to vote. And that in and of itself could make a difference." -- Trump on background check for voting. I like it!

I have no problem showing my driver's license when I board a plane. So why should it be a problem to show my driver's license when I vote?
Is that complicated?
 
"It may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive. And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get to vote. And that in and of itself could make a difference." -- Trump on background check for voting. I like it!

I have no problem showing my driver's license when I board a plane. So why should it be a problem to show my driver's license when I vote?
Is that complicated?
Not everyone has a driver's license.
 
I am going to repeat exactly what Obama said word for word...
DUH!!!! I suppose the best way is to penalize those of us law abiding citizens MORE.. rather then enforce the laws that already exists Obama!!!

The challenge we have is that in many instances you don't know ahead of time who's going to be the criminal. It's not -- it's not as if criminals walk around with a label saying, "I'm a criminal."
And, one of the most frustrating things that I hear is when people say -- who are opposed to any further laws, why don't you just enforce the laws that are on the books, and those very same members of Congress then cut a ATF budgets to make it impossible to enforce the law.
Guns in America town hall with Obama transcript (full text) - CNNPolitics.com

From http://trac.syr.edu/tracreports/crim/409/ gun convictions down 34%
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Which is it? Are you slow ?

He's talking about how it will be harder to buy ILLEGAL guns because it will be tougher to get an illegal gun.
He also said kids could buy a gun cheaper than buying a book. I wish he would tell me where to go to buy a $5.00 gun.
 
"It may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive. And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get to vote. And that in and of itself could make a difference." -- Trump on background check for voting. I like it!

I have no problem showing my driver's license when I board a plane. So why should it be a problem to show my driver's license when I vote?
Is that complicated?
Not everyone has a driver's license.
But even people on welfare needs at least an id to cash that check or to get a bank account. You were saying?
Like I keep telling you.
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Which is it? Are you slow ?

He's talking about how it will be harder to buy ILLEGAL guns because it will be tougher to get an illegal gun.

They doing a lot of background checks and paperwork on illegal guns?

Here's the sceneario:

Criminal Bob goes to gun dealer . Can't buy a gun cause of background check .

Bob goes to private seller, gets gun!

Law takes our scenario #2 . Bob is out of luck .
Under laws in place Bob buys a gun illegally gets caught. He gets five years in prison.
 
"It may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive. And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get to vote. And that in and of itself could make a difference." -- Trump on background check for voting. I like it!

I have no problem showing my driver's license when I board a plane. So why should it be a problem to show my driver's license when I vote?
Is that complicated?
Not everyone has a driver's license.
GEEZ... NO SHIT!!!
But once again FACTS should trump idiotic comments like yours:
A total of 36 states have passed laws requiring voters to show some form of identification at the polls. 33 of these voter identification laws are in force in 2016. Laws in Arkansas, Missouri and Pennsylvania laws have been struck down in their states. Scroll over the map below for state-by state details.

The remaining 17 states use other methods to verify the identity of voters. Most frequently, other identifying information provided at the polling place, such as a signature, is checked against information on file. See NCSL’s Voter Verification Without ID Documents.
Voter Identification Requirements | Voter ID Laws
 
And here are jknowgood and shootsspeeders.
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I will let you guys know when you get it right; for now keep following your tails.
 
Which is it? Are you slow ?

He's talking about how it will be harder to buy ILLEGAL guns because it will be tougher to get an illegal gun.

They doing a lot of background checks and paperwork on illegal guns?

Here's the sceneario:

Criminal Bob goes to gun dealer . Can't buy a gun cause of background check .

Bob goes to private seller, gets gun!

Law takes our scenario #2 . Bob is out of luck .
Under laws in place Bob buys a gun illegally gets caught. He gets five years in prison.

Again that assumes Obama's administration will enforce the laws.
But with Obama's inept administration convicting 34% LESS then 10 years ago we would assume Bob won't be going to prison.

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Case in point this guy that shot the police officer in Philadelphia...

Action News has learned that 30-year-old Edward Archer traveled twice in recent years to the Middle East, but was not on any terror watch lists.

Law enforcement sources say Archer's first trip was to Saudi Arabia in 2011 for Hajj. He then traveled to Egypt in 2012. Both trips departed from New York-area airports.

The FBI says it is investigating to see whether those travels were merely for the Muslim pilgrimage or if they played a role in Friday's shooting.
His criminal history shows that in 2013 Archer was arrested by Philadelphia police for terroristic threats and gun charges. He pleaded guilty to carrying a firearm without a license and assault, which carried a 9 to 23 month sentence.

Archer was immediately paroled for time served. In his sentencing reports he states he had never seen a doctor or been hospitalized for mental illness, and that he was not under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

He was also arrested by police in Media, Delaware County at the end of 2012 and was found guilty on six counts, including forgery, altering a document, careless driving and driving on a suspended or revoked license.

Archer was set to be sentenced for that crime this coming Monday.
Suspect in shooting of Philadelphia police officer had traveled to Middle East twice in recent years
 
healthmyths, you lie with all the stats you post, so don't think anyone is going to bother to go through that with you.

You have no credibility.
 
Now, we can't guarantee that criminals are not going to have ways of getting guns.
But, for example, it may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive.
And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder
to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get them.

And that in and of itself could make a difference.

that muslime in Philthydelphia had no problem, and.., according to O'Husseinbama's, E.O.that cop who had his gun stolen should be prosecuted for attempted murder..., RIGHT ??
 
"It may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive. And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get to vote. And that in and of itself could make a difference." -- Trump on background check for voting. I like it!

I have no problem showing my driver's license when I board a plane. So why should it be a problem to show my driver's license when I vote?
Is that complicated?
Not everyone has a driver's license.

No ID, no vote

There's no right to vote in the Constitution
 
healthmyths, you lie with all the stats you post, so don't think anyone is going to bother to go through that with you.

You have no credibility.

My goodness your inability to be embarrassed is only surpassed by your totally juvenile comments!


The source for the FACTS I post comes from Syracuse University which I guess you'd consider not credible?

I am always amazed at how when idiots have NOTHING to stand on they attack the messenger! Once again you prove that statement!

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"It may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive. And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get to vote. And that in and of itself could make a difference." -- Trump on background check for voting. I like it!

I have no problem showing my driver's license when I board a plane. So why should it be a problem to show my driver's license when I vote?
Is that complicated?
Not everyone has a driver's license.

No ID, no vote

There's no right to vote in the Constitution

You might try to read the constitution . There is other stuff after the 2nd !
 
Folks like hm, who information and misinterprets like above, think they are the living constitution. Silly goofs. :lol:
 
Total word for word from Obama at the CNN Town Hall meeting 1/7/16...
Guns in America town hall with Obama transcript (full text) - CNNPolitics.com

COOPER: She testified for three hours in the trial against him. Her attacker was sentenced to 24 years to life in prison, and I know that attack, Kimberly, changed your view of handguns.
What's your question for the president?


QUESTION: Absolutely.

As a survivor of rape, and now a mother to two small children -- you know, it seems like being able to purchase a firearm of my choosing, and being able to carry that wherever my -- me and my family are -- it seems like my basic responsibility as a parent at this point.

I have been unspeakably victimized once already, and I refuse to let that happen again to myself or my kids. So why can't your administration see that these restrictions that you're putting to make it harder for me to own a gun, or harder for me to take that where I need to be is actually just making my kids and I less safe?

OBAMA:

I -- I just want to repeat that there's nothing that we've proposed that would make it harder for you to purchase a firearm.
And -- now, you may be referring to issues like concealed carry, but those tend to be state-by-state decisions, and we're not making any proposals with respect to what states are doing. They can make their own decisions there.

So there really is no -- nothing we're proposing that prevents you or makes it harder for you to purchase a firearm if you need one.

OK so Obama tells her there is nothing that would make it harder to buy a gun! GREAT!!!

But the next questioner Cleo Pendleton, her daughter, Hadiya, he states:
Now, we can't guarantee that criminals are not going to have ways of getting guns.
But, for example, it may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive.
And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder
to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get them.

And that in and of itself could make a difference.

WHICH IS it???
He told Kimberly "that we've proposed that would make it harder for you to purchase a firearm. "
Yet the very next questioner he states: it may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive.
And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get!


WHICH IS it???
One person he says it won't be harder... the next person he says it will be harder to get!

What a totally inane President!
Here is what he is doing!



Oh brother, it will be harder for a criminal to get a gun, not a law abidng citizen gezzzzz
 
Total word for word from Obama at the CNN Town Hall meeting 1/7/16...
Guns in America town hall with Obama transcript (full text) - CNNPolitics.com

COOPER: She testified for three hours in the trial against him. Her attacker was sentenced to 24 years to life in prison, and I know that attack, Kimberly, changed your view of handguns.
What's your question for the president?


QUESTION: Absolutely.

As a survivor of rape, and now a mother to two small children -- you know, it seems like being able to purchase a firearm of my choosing, and being able to carry that wherever my -- me and my family are -- it seems like my basic responsibility as a parent at this point.

I have been unspeakably victimized once already, and I refuse to let that happen again to myself or my kids. So why can't your administration see that these restrictions that you're putting to make it harder for me to own a gun, or harder for me to take that where I need to be is actually just making my kids and I less safe?

OBAMA:

I -- I just want to repeat that there's nothing that we've proposed that would make it harder for you to purchase a firearm.
And -- now, you may be referring to issues like concealed carry, but those tend to be state-by-state decisions, and we're not making any proposals with respect to what states are doing. They can make their own decisions there.

So there really is no -- nothing we're proposing that prevents you or makes it harder for you to purchase a firearm if you need one.

OK so Obama tells her there is nothing that would make it harder to buy a gun! GREAT!!!

But the next questioner Cleo Pendleton, her daughter, Hadiya, he states:
Now, we can't guarantee that criminals are not going to have ways of getting guns.
But, for example, it may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive.
And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder
to get and it's a little more expensive to get, then fewer people get them.

And that in and of itself could make a difference.

WHICH IS it???
He told Kimberly "that we've proposed that would make it harder for you to purchase a firearm. "
Yet the very next questioner he states: it may be a little more difficult and a little more expensive.
And, you know, the laws of supply and demand mean that if something's harder to get!


WHICH IS it???
One person he says it won't be harder... the next person he says it will be harder to get!

What a totally inane President!
Here is what he is doing!


Nit picking horseshit. She will able to get the gun . Criminals and nut cases will not
 

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