"(President Obama had) better be very careful about whether he exceeds his executive office in this country," said Kenton County Sheriff Chuck Korzenborn.
Korzenborn said he's prepared to step in if he feels the federal government steps beyond its constitutional authority.
"If the Second Amendment is violated, or the Fourth, search and seizure, or the 10th, I will take action, and the local feds know that and they appreciate that," Korzenborn said.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Korzenborn threatens action against Obama
Kenton County Sheriff Chuck Korzenborn apparently feels that President Obama's gun proposals (such as universal background checks, improved state reporting of criminals and the mentally ill, and capping magazine clip capacity at 10 bullets) violate the Second Amendment, and that treason is an acceptable response to them. From WLWT:
