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    Obama Backs Away From Assault Gun Ban in Push to Stop Flow to Mexico

    "The president, after meeting with Mexico's president, said he preferred to focus on enforcing existing laws to keep assault weapons out of Mexico, rather than trying to renew the U.S. ban on the weapons. "

    "President Obama, after meeting Thursday with Mexico's president, signaled he is backing away from his pledge to renew the U.S. ban on assault weapons but still wishes to stop the cross-border flow of guns that wind up in the arsenals of drug cartels."

    "The military-style assault weapon ban expired in 2004, and Obama faced an uphill political battle in winning a renewal of the law, which is unpopular in key political states and among Republicans and some conservative Democrats."

    "Obama said Thursday he preferred to focus on enforcing existing laws to keep assault weapons out of Mexico, rather than trying to renew the U.S. ban on the weapons."
    President Obama, after meeting Thursday with Mexico's president, signaled he is backing away from his pledge to renew the U.S. ban on assault weapons but still wishes to stop the cross-border flow of guns that wind up in the arsenals of drug cartels."

    "The military-style assault weapon ban expired in 2004, and Obama faced an uphill political battle in winning a renewal of the law, which is unpopular in key political states and among Republicans and some conservative Democrats."

    "Obama said Thursday he preferred to focus on enforcing existing laws to keep assault weapons out of Mexico, rather than trying to renew the U.S. ban on the weapons."


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    Re: Obama Backs Away From Assault Gun Ban in Push to Stop Flow to Mexico

    It's called prioritizing.

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    Re: Obama Backs Away From Assault Gun Ban in Push to Stop Flow to Mexico

    Maybe, but it could be actually seeing the forest despite the trees........
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    Re: Obama Backs Away From Assault Gun Ban in Push to Stop Flow to Mexico

    Or it could just be focusing on important issues right now. I'd say maybe in a few years when the economy is hopefully in better shape and the occupation in Iraq is mostly over..he might do it, hopefully. Right now he has too much on his plate.

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