Hillary Clinton Vows New Gun Grab in Secret Recording
"The Supreme Court is wrong on the Second Amendment"
Here is the latest info on the NWO Gun Grab Agenda
A secretly recorded speech at an unknown location features Hillary Clinton vowing to launch a new effort to ban assault weapons if she becomes president.
“So I’m going to speak out. I’m going
to do everything I can to rally people against this pernicious,
corrupting influence of the NRA,” Clinton asserts.
“And
we’re going to do whatever we can. I’m proud when my husband took them
on and we were able to ban assault weapons but he had to put a sunset on
it so, 10 years later, of course, Bush wouldn’t agree to reinstate
them.”
“We’ve got to go after this,” Clinton urged.
“Here again, the Supreme Court is wrong on the Second Amendment and I am going to make that case every chance I get.”
“The
location and date of the recording are unknown. It sounds like an
intimate room and was likely recorded on a cell phone or similar device.
The Republican National Committee, which posted the clip on YouTube,
has not provided additional details,” writes Kyle Olsen.
Hillary’s appetite for gun control has cropped up on the campaign trail numerous times.
Last month during an event in Philadelphia, Clinton vehemently agreed with a supporter who urged her to use executive orders to restrict the Second Amendment.
During a round table discussion in New York, the former Secretary of State nodded along vigorously as a member of the panel described gun owners as terrorists.
“Citizens
are the terrorists, right?” the woman states as Hillary nods multiple
times. “We’re so worried about terrorism but we have terrorism on our
own soil,” she continued.
Hillary’s daughter Chelsea also gave a speech
following the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia urging
Democrats to exploit his absence to pass strict new gun control laws.
April Marks 12th Straight Month of Record Gun Sales
Terror threat, calls for gun control likely factors
This April saw the most gun-related background checks of any April on
record, making it the 12th month in a row to achieve a high water mark
for gun sales.
The FBI ran 2,145,865 checks through the National Instant Background Check System last month, according to the agency’s records. That represents more than a 400,000 increase over the previous record set in April 2014. Though the numbers represent the best April on record, the month also saw the fewest checks of any month thus far in 2016.
The trend of record-setting months began last May. In that period the background check system has seen records set for the most checks in a day, month, and year. Thus far 2016 is on pace to pass 2015 as the best year on record for gun-related background checks.
The number of background checks is considered a reliable barometer for gun sales as nearly all sales made through licensed firearms dealers must by law include such a check. Some states also require a background check for gun sales between private citizens.
Such checks are not an exact metric for gun sales due to a number of factors. Most states do not require the checks for private sales. Many states require the checks during their gun carry permit processes.
“Based on varying state laws and purchase scenarios, a one-to-one correlation cannot be made between a firearm background check and a firearm sale,” the FBI noted on their background check report.
The record-setting streak has coincided with renewed calls by Democrats for new gun control measures. Both President Obama and Hillary Clinton, the presumptive nominee for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, have publicly expressed support for Australian-style gun confiscation regimes in the United States. Clinton has also told donors in private that she believes the Supreme Court is “wrong” about the Second Amendment.
Terror attacks on American soil and abroad may also be driving gun sales.
Gun rights advocates said calls for gun control from politicians such as Hillary Clinton have fueled the surging gun sales and believe the record levels will continue.
“This record setting firearm sales trend will continue all the way to Election Day,” said Alan Gottlieb of the Second Amendment Foundation. “If Hillary Clinton wins, firearm sales will really go through the roof. Gun owners and people concerned about personal security have lost trust in the political class to protect their rights.”
The FBI ran 2,145,865 checks through the National Instant Background Check System last month, according to the agency’s records. That represents more than a 400,000 increase over the previous record set in April 2014. Though the numbers represent the best April on record, the month also saw the fewest checks of any month thus far in 2016.
The trend of record-setting months began last May. In that period the background check system has seen records set for the most checks in a day, month, and year. Thus far 2016 is on pace to pass 2015 as the best year on record for gun-related background checks.
The number of background checks is considered a reliable barometer for gun sales as nearly all sales made through licensed firearms dealers must by law include such a check. Some states also require a background check for gun sales between private citizens.
Such checks are not an exact metric for gun sales due to a number of factors. Most states do not require the checks for private sales. Many states require the checks during their gun carry permit processes.
“Based on varying state laws and purchase scenarios, a one-to-one correlation cannot be made between a firearm background check and a firearm sale,” the FBI noted on their background check report.
The record-setting streak has coincided with renewed calls by Democrats for new gun control measures. Both President Obama and Hillary Clinton, the presumptive nominee for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, have publicly expressed support for Australian-style gun confiscation regimes in the United States. Clinton has also told donors in private that she believes the Supreme Court is “wrong” about the Second Amendment.
Terror attacks on American soil and abroad may also be driving gun sales.
Gun rights advocates said calls for gun control from politicians such as Hillary Clinton have fueled the surging gun sales and believe the record levels will continue.
“This record setting firearm sales trend will continue all the way to Election Day,” said Alan Gottlieb of the Second Amendment Foundation. “If Hillary Clinton wins, firearm sales will really go through the roof. Gun owners and people concerned about personal security have lost trust in the political class to protect their rights.”
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Hillary On Using Executive Orders to Take Guns: “Amen”
Supporter urges Clinton to take on "the sons and daughters of Charlton Heston"
Hillary Clinton plans to use executive orders to chip away at the gun rights of American citizens.
During an event in Philadelphia, a
Hillary-supporting gun control advocate rose to urge Clinton to take on
“the sons and daughters” of former NRA icon and legendary actor Charlton
Heston.
“We need you to be able to
use your executive powers to legislate that you can’t carry guns in
cars,” said the man, adding, “You can’t bring guns in buildings that are
not insured to carry them.”
Hillary
nodded in agreement before the man asserted, “We need executive powers
that say we will fight for life and will not kowtow to the sons and
daughters of Charlton Heston. We can’t kowtow to the sons and daughters
of Charlton Heston.”
“We must have a greater voice. Thank you for coming and I will elect you,” concluded the man.
“Whoa…let the congregation say, ‘Amen,'” responded Hillary.
Hillary hasn’t shied away from expressing her support for gun control while on the campaign trail.
Earlier this month at a similar event, the former Secretary of State nodded along vigorously as a member of the panel described gun owners as terrorists.
“Citizens
are the terrorists, right?” the woman states as Hillary nods multiple
times. “We’re so worried about terrorism but we have terrorism on our
own soil,” she continued.
Earlier this month at a similar event, the former Secretary of State nodded along vigorously as a member of the panel described gun owners as terrorists.
“Citizens
are the terrorists, right?” the woman states as Hillary nods multiple
times. “We’re so worried about terrorism but we have terrorism on our
own soil,” she continued.
The Clinton’s appetite for gun control runs in the family.
During a separate speech, Chelsea Clinton expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to restrict firearms rights now that Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia had died.
