Barry can no longer get away with all of these "workplace violence" excuses (even though the goblin at that incident was shouting allahu-snackbar or something).
From our local fishwrap:
Obama: San Bernardino shooting may involve terrorism
President Barack Obama said Thursday that the FBI has taken over the investigation into the shooting in San Bernardino, California, which he said may involve terrorism.
“It was possible this was terrorist related but we don’t know,” Obama told reporters gathered in the Oval Office.
Police say Syed Rizwan Farook, 28, and Tashfeen Malik, 27, killed 14 people and seriously wounded more than a dozen others in an attack Wednesday at a social service center for the disabled. Both were gunned down in an SUV a few miles away in a shootout with police.
Come on - everyone knows that Mr. Farook was just an excitable boy. This is not Islamic Terrorism. Oh. Wait.
From the London Daily Mail:
IED-making tools, Boston Bomber-style explosives and 4,500 bullets: What is known about the San Bernadino terror couple's weapons cache and how they made more than a dozen pipe bombs in their family home
The radicalized Muslim and his Pakistani wife who killed 14 people in San Bernardino used the same designs as the Boston Bombers to put together 12 pipe bombs, reports suggest.
Police raided the home of US-born Syed Farook, 28, and Tashfeen Malik, 27, and found a chilling cache of 4,500 bullets they didn't use for the attack, and tools used to make explosives such as IEDS.
The pair seemed to be using blueprints found in many issues of Inspire, Al Qaeda's extremist online publication in the Arabian Peninsula.
And of course, Barry will be using his pen and his phone - from the Los Angeles Times:
White House plans executive action to expand background checks for gun sales
White House officials are seeking a way to use executive authority to close the so-called gun show loophole that allows thousands of people to buy guns each year without a background check, but complicated legal issues have slowed the process.
Almost three years ago, President Obama asked Congress to change the law to require background checks for weapons sold at gun shows, but a bill to do so died in the Senate – dashing administration hopes for legislative action to address the loophole.
Let's hope this dies in the Senate as well. If there had been three or four well-trained people carrying concealed weapons, this would never have escalated the way it did. It could have been stopped in a heartbeat. The push to ban guns is not for our safety.
