Columbine survivor to Obama: Start gun talks with Fast and Furious

 "The entire nation is asking these questions Hussein. Why the hell don't you answer them. The Dicktator in Chief answering tough questions? Never going to happen. He's not going to answer any questions truthfully or take responsibility for any that goes wrong. Come to think of it, can anyone remember just one thing he said was "his" fault in the last 5 years? Good for Evan Todd.
He has penned a letter that is long over due. A voice of sanity in an insane world. The most profound statement: “Criminals and murderers will always find a way". This illuminating ray of sanity will drive the liberals crazy. Good for that you Mr. Todd speaking truth. A non-response from the white house is basically a f**k you response to the people. Mr. Todd, just a word of warning, Holder is asking if he has the ok to send a drone out. Watch your back. Just sayin." MC


A survivor of the Columbine High School shootings has penned a letter to President Obama in opposition to a federal crackdown on guns, arguing that those responsible for the botched Fast and Furious gun-running operation should be the most scrutinized.
In a lengthy letter released Wednesday and published by news and opinion website The Blaze, Evan Todd, who was wounded during the 1999 shootings in which two teenage gunmen killed 12 students and a teacher before taking their own lives, wrote:

Mr. President, these are your words: “And finally, Congress needs to help, rather than hinder, law enforcement as it does its job. We should get tougher on people who buy guns with the express purpose of turning around and selling them to criminals. And we should severely punish anybody who helps them do this.” Why don’t we start with Eric Holder and thoroughly investigate the Fast and Furious program?

Fast and Furious was an attempt by ATF to stop the flow of illegal weapons into Mexico by allowing “straw buyers” to walk the weapons — including hundreds of AK-47 semiautomatic assault rifles — into Mexico with a goal of tracking them to drug cartel leaders. But the ATF lost track of hundreds of the weapons, 1,400 of which are still unaccounted for.
The letter touches on several key reforms Mr. Obama wants to make to control gun sales and ownership laws — none of which, including banning assault weapons, would work, Mr. Todd said.
“Criminals and murderers will always find a way,” he wrote.
The nation had in place an assault weapons ban from 1994 to 2004 — and that didn’t stop the Columbine massacre, Mr. Todd argued in the letter.
“It was during this time that I personally witnessed two fellow students murder twelve of my classmates and one teacher,” he wrote. “The assault weapons ban did not deter these two murderers, nor did the other thirty-something laws that they broke.”