Trump a zbrane.Po varovani od sefa N.R.A. LaPierra se nechal Trump premluvit k tomu, aby dale nic proti zbranim zde v U.S. nedelal, z duvodu politickych, tim ze by jej to stalo zbytecne mnoho hlasu v pristi rok ve volbach, ale zaroven by to nemelo zadny prakticky ucinek a smysl na ty probehle masakry a jen by to vice zbytecne omezovalo bezne jinak zakonem se ridici obcany. Al
Following his talks with NRA chief executive Wayne LaPierre and gun rights activists, President Donald Trump struck a different tone on potential gun regulations in the weeks after two mass shootings, according to a New York Times report.
The NRA reportedly launched a campaign to contact lawmakers in the wake of the back-to-back El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, shootings on August 3 and August 4. Both gunmen wielded assault-style rifles in the separate shootings that killed 31 people.
Trump personally spoke to LaPierre multiple times, according to several newsreports that were published earlier in August. LaPierre was said to have voiced his displeasure on expanded background checks, a potential piece of legislation that received bipartisan support in Congress.
LaPierre reportedly claimed the proposed legislation would not align with his supporters' views, a source familiar with the conversation previously said to CNN. |
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