Obama calls for gun control backing

president warns against the power of the NRA and pro-gun lobby prepares to protest against "noon" on the proposed measures

President Barack Obama called on Americans to pressure Congress to support their project control firearms Saturday, pro-gun lobby ready for a "half-day" to protest against the measures proposed.

In his weekly radio address, President Obama promised to do everything possible to push through a wide range of laws including a ban on the sale of assault rifles and high capacity clips, and improving the bottom checks for homeowners.

And in a blow to the National Rifle Association (NRA), the president accused the lobbyists and special interests who enjoy firearms experts are trying to derail the discussion by formulating proposals " an attack on freedom. "This, according to him, was more focused on getting more time in the air and money to contribute to the national dialogue." Behind the scenes, doing everything possible to protect the status quo, "he said.

To counterbalance the power of the NRA and its influence in the corridors of the Capitol, Obama urged people to harass pro-gun members of Congress who refuse to compromise on the issue of weapons despite an apparent increase in support for additional checks after the death of 20 children and six adults in a shooting at a school in Connecticut in December.

• "Ask them why a degree of firearms lobby is more important than keeping your child safe in a freshman class," Obama said Saturday.
• His comments came before a day of activism of those who are determined to keep the overly lax gun control in the United States in place.

Pro-gun supporters plan to hold rallies in 49 countries in the "noon" to support what they say is their Second Amendment right to be armed with rifles assault and other firearms.

events, most of which are planned staged in state capitals, is organized by Guns Across America, an organization launched by Texas airline pilot Eric Reed.

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