<p>Obama is so scared of Americans having guns that he believes the threat of gun violence is greater than terrorism. Meanwhile, he took a visit to Kenya over the weekend to reassure President Uhuru Kenyatta that the US will help in their continuing fight for peace against an Islamic group in nearby Somalia.  ;</p>
<p>With just 18 months left in the oval office, Obama continues to push for tighter gun control. &ldquo;If you look at the number of Americans killed since 9/11 by terrorism, it&rsquo;s less than 100,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;If you look at the number that have been killed by gun violence, it&rsquo;s in the tens of thousands.&rdquo; Obama failed to mention ;the terrorist attacks that make up part of that gun violence. ;</p>
<p>President Obama ;complained that the US does not have &ldquo;sufficient common-sense, gun-safety laws&rdquo; despite being an advanced nation. In reality, the issue isn&rsquo;t a lack of gun control, it&rsquo;s that controlling guns does not stop criminals from acting. ;</p>
<p>Obama made an appearance at the Kenya Statehouse this weekend to reassure President Kenyatta that he&rsquo;s ready to help them take on Islamic group al-Shabaab. ;The African nation is still hurting from an attack on a mall in 2013 that left ;67 innocent shoppers dead and an attack in April that left over 100 students dead at a university in NE Kenya. ;Maybe Obama should try taking guns away from al-Shabaab instead. ;</p>
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