House Should Counterattack Power-Mad Obama’s Assault on Gun Owners

Bethesda, MD – “It’s time for a counterattack against Obama’s assault on gun owners,” gun rights expert John M. Snyder said here today.

He noted a perusal of on going news reports indicates that, “The power-mad Obama wants to cut American gun rights by executive order.”

“But,” Snyder also noted, “Obama can be stopped by the United States House of Representatives.

“That’s because the House has the power of the purse. Federal revenue measures originate there.”

Snyder emphasized that, “The House can stop funding for any Obama anti-gun executive order. In fact, it can eliminate funding for any Obama initiative. It even can cut funding for the White House itself.

“At least one Congressman, Rep. Steve Stockman (R-TX), publicly has indicated he’s contemplating a move in that legislative direction. He’s also let it be known that a move to impeach Obama is a possibility.”

“Call your congressman and demand action to preserve the individual civil right to keep and bear arms,” advised Snyder.

About John Snyder:
Named the Gun Dean by Human Events, “the senior rights activist in Washington” by Shotgun News, a “champion of the right to self-defense” by The Washington Times, and “dean of gun lobbyists” by The Washington Post and The New York Times, John M. Snyder has spent 45 years as a proponent of the individual Second Amendment civil right to keep and bear arms as a National Rifle Association editor, public affairs director of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, treasurer of the Second Amendment Foundation, and founder of www.GunRightsPolicies.org.

A former Jesuit seminarian, Snyder is founder/manager of Telum Associates, LL.C., founder/chairman of the St. Gabriel Possenti Society, Inc., a director of Council for America, and serves on the boards of the National Association of Chiefs of Police and the American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens. He is also the author of the book Gun Saint. Visit: www.GunRightsPolicies.org