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Major Garrett: Obama has expanded, not reduced gun rights
July 23, 2012
July 23, 2012
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(CBS News) National Journal White House correspondent Major Garrett said there has been no debate in Washington since the '90s about gun control, and that President Obama has expanded access to guns since he was elected.
"We haven't had a huge heated discussion in a very long time," Garrett said Monday on "CBS This Morning."
He said the president signed a bill into law about credit card consumer protections that included a measure that allowed people to carry concealed guns in national parks. "President Obama expanded the use of concealed carry on federal property. That's what's going on in Washington
"We haven't had a huge heated discussion in a very long time," Garrett said Monday on "CBS This Morning."
He said the president signed a bill into law about credit card consumer protections that included a measure that allowed people to carry concealed guns in national parks. "President Obama expanded the use of concealed carry on federal property. That's what's going on in Washington
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