Biden taunts 2nd Amendment supporters
at MLK event: ‘You’ll need F-15s’
to take on the federal government
Posted By: Imright, 1/18/2023 2:40:31 AM
During the National Action Network’s Annual MLK Day Breakfast on Monday, President Joe Biden once again took a swipe at Second Amendment supporters, asserting that if they plan to take on the federal government they’ll need F-15s, not AR-15s. He vowed to implement another assault weapons ban, which constitutionally is not feasible since Republicans now control the House of Representatives. If he does it by executive order, the Supreme Court is sure to weigh in on the issue. “And I’ll say what I said then and I’ll say it over and over again: I am going to get assault weapons banned. I did it once, and
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