Bentley Calls on Congressional Delegation to Fight Obama Order on Guns

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Alabama Governor Robert Bentley is calling on the state’s congressional delegation to fight President Obama’s executive order on guns.  Bentley released a statement Monday evening.

“America’s founding fathers prioritized the right to keep and bear arms, and President Obama is overstepping his authority and threatening to take away our 2nd amendment rights. It is unacceptable for the President to bypass Congress and the U.S. Constitution with his plan. The overreach by the President seems to be his preferred way of leading our country, and it is another reason why it is critical for Americans to send a conservative back to the White House in November. I encourage the Alabama congressional delegation to listen to the message of the Alabama people and fight to protect the fundamental rights of gun owners.”

President Obama is expected to discuss his executive order on guns later today.  Join WBHM and NPR News for special coverage of those remarks at 10:40 a.m.

 

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