most republicans. there is a split. there are conservatives in the house who say this is a tipping point. i think if anything happens and again, far from certain, it s some sort of bolstering of back ground checks and maybe something on bump stocks. this is low hanging fruit stuff. i want to be like abundantly clear here. there s no chance they re going to raise the age to buy any weapons. there s no chance there is going to be an assault weapons ban. there is really no chance that congress is going to approve some sort of sweeping arming your teachers movement that the president seems to be interested in. and if there is a way to get this done, the president would be wise to focus on one or two things that are kind of easy, and there are those things. catty kay, what jake just laid out feels to me like really nothing changes very much. yeah, these are the things that people who support tighter gun controls would say america should have done years and years ago.
destruction that comes from the weapon of choice, the ar-15 in particular and others like it, with no explanation as to why someone should actually have to have a military style weapon in the first place as a civilian. he did talk about hardening schools and that might be an area where there is room for agreement when it comes to security, perhaps not arming teachers. i don t think democrats would go for that. he talked about mental health and the comprehensive back ground checks. there might be clarity there where both sides on this issue can come together. kaitlan collins, he didn t address at all some of the developments over the last 24 hours. marco rubio saying he might be supportive of banning high capacity magazines, the president of the united states talking about background checks, bump stocks and raising the minimum wage to buy a rifle to 21. he did not address those issues. he seemed to suggest he would oppose any and all of those issues. what kind of pressure does that pu
they booed. they want teachers to teach. the sheriff doesn t like it here. if you go to ground zero, it is not popular idea here in parkland. guns i ve covered this debate since the early 1990s. it is a tough issue. it divides the country. yes, there is a preponderance for many of the specific gun control initiatives, particularly universal back ground checks, which is not what the president has been talking about. we have been divided about 50/50 since 2008. this is a debate about culture even more than practicality.
very classified information wouldn t have a security check and that you wouldn t want them to have one so they would be able to better do their jobs. the fbi clearly does all the back ground checks. when there is a senior aide to the president, like rob porter who was the staff sector the president s son-in-law, jared kushner, they can indeed and they always do expedite the back ground checks. but clearly, porter didn t get a security clearance is that jared kushner and others, they don t have those security clearances as well. the fbi provides the reasons they re not getting them. it is up to the white house to decide whether to keep these individuals and the white house decided to keep them. that appears to me to be what happened. i do not know every detail but that i know nominees for judges in minnesota steam get done in three to four months. so i think you can expedite people depending on what the job
it turns out taggalo was one of them. to understand it, write it. i guess the program was a chance for to us give back. and we want to show you guys protecting this country and potentially dying for it is maybe not a problem. because we love this country. foreign born troops can become naturalized citizens only after they complete basic training and extensive back ground checks. the entire process can take years. john and james might not have that much time. their daca status expires in pocket and their race against time is continually detoured by changing requirements in delays. we were scheduled to leave on october 2016, and then we got delayed. so come march 2017, right? they pushed it back again to october of 2017. so you know, oh, man.