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Right To Bear Arms Case Study

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Questions for all candidates:
1. With the increase pressure to look at the right to bear arms what changes would you make, if any?
Well I strongly believe in the constitution, especially in the 2nd Amendment, “I will match my record against anyone else when it comes to support and defense of the Second Amendment” (Statement made at a NRA convention in Nashville, on April 10, 2015). I would not during my presidency put forward any gun control measures. There are over three hundred million civilian firearms in the United States. Further restrictions on legal sales of firearms will not take the ones already out there out of the hands of criminals. I may, however consider implementing a national concealed carry law similar to the state one I implemented in Florida; allowing law abiding citizens the right to defend themselves.
2. If elected president how do you plan on destroying ISIS?
Through my five broad actions, removing the threat …show more content…

This effort should also include greater involvement with Sunni tribes that were disbanded by Iraq’s government, in order to break free of Iran’s Influence and destroy ISIS.

Second, we need “Consistent air power to support local ground forces”. American air power will give Iraqi and Kurdish forces and great advantage over ISIS forces, who do not possess any form of an air force for air support.

Third, we need to “Give current forces greater range of action”, we have about thirty-five hundred U.S. servicemen in Iraq at the moment. Instead of just having them train local forces, we should embed them in with these local fighting units giving them American lead leadership on the ground.

Fourth, we need to “Provide more support to the Kurds”, for generations the Kurdish forces have been skilled and brave soldiers. We should provide more military support to the Kurds, giving them at greater advantage over ISIS

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