Reply #15: OMFG!!! Daley hopes for a SCOTUS Crime! [View All]

This guy is actually more of a sociopath than I thought he was.

Here's some commentary this morning from a real gun control hero that has 24/7 armed security for himself, his family and all the aldercritters.

In the following article Daley makes a total Ass of himself three separate times. I'm starting to think he's a Psychopath as well as a dictator and I bet that at least one Chicago reporter agrees with me today.

First, he hopes that a member of SCOTUS gets robbed at gunpoint or shot, to change their mind about gun rights.

Then he admits that, no matter what they decide, he'll find a way to block their decision.

Finally, he picks up a gun and threatens a reporter that asked him an obvious question about why his gun bans aren't working.

From the Chicago Tribune's Clout Street

http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/...rt-ruling.html


Daley: City ready to act if Supreme Court overturns gun ban
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It's defeatist to prepare new gun laws ahead of the court's ruling, which should come before the body recesses at the end of June, Daley said.

"You have to have confidence in the Supreme Court, Maybe they'll see the light of day," Daley said at a City Hall news conference. "Maybe one of them will have an incident and they'll change their mind over night, going to and from work."

The mayor said if the court overturns the Chicago ban, as expected, he'll quickly present new legislation to the City Council.

"Whatever the details of the court's ruling will be, we will always find new ways to keep guns off our streets," he said.

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During the news conference, Daley reacted with the help of a prop when a reporter suggested the city's handgun ban has been ineffective, given the number of shootings that still occur in Chicago.

"It's been very effective," Daley said, picking up a gun from the dozens displayed on a nearby table. "If I put this up your butt, you'll find out how effective it is. Let me put a round up your, you know."

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Preserving the handgun ban has been high on Daley's agenda during his two decades as mayor. For years, Daley also has pressed state lawmakers for tighter gun control laws, including an assault weapons ban,but has found only limited success in a state where gun owner rights are closely guarded downstate.

Posted at 10:08:46 AM in Mayor of Chicago