RED ALERT: PLANNED 'EXECUTIVE ORDERS'

What do we intend to do about this?

The reforms, which are being crafted by the Department of Justice, come after a series of meetings with relevant stakeholders in the Second Amendment debate. But in a nod to the difficulties of getting legislation through a Republican-run House of Representatives, only executive orders or administrative actions -- and not an actual bill -- are expected to be handed to Congress.

Yeah, about that whole "Separation of Powers" thing?  Obummer's telling us exactly where we can stick it.  I don't recall electing him Emperor, but it's not like the rule of law matters any more.

Of course, if the rule of law is null and void...well, that can work both ways.  Just sayin.'

Here's the link to the Huff&Blow article by way of the last paragraph.  If this doesn't scare the crap out of you, you're beyond hope.

Still, executive actions offer something that legislation doesn't: guaranteed results. And as one gun control advocate told the Huffington Post, there are ways to "use these administrative changes to obtain similar results."