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| campusreform.org |
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Monday told a group of John
Hopkins students that President Obama ought to sidestep the wishes of
Congress and order swift new executive gun control measures.
“There are steps that President Obama can take without congressional
approval at any time he chooses with just one stroke of the pen,”
Bloomberg told the mixed audience of students and scholars, speaking at the “Gun Policy Summit” at John Hopkins University.
Bloomberg’s remarks came hours before President Obama argued in a
rare press conference that executive privileges afforded him the power
to implement some federal gun control measures without the permission of
Congress.
“My understanding is the Vice President is going to provide a range
of steps that we can take to reduce gun violence,” President Obama told the White House Press Corps. “Some of them will require legislation, some of them I can accomplish through executive action.”
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