Bradley Cooper, Olivia Wilde and Will Ferrell are among 113 stars thanking President Barack Obama for New Executive Orders on Gun Control

113 Stars write a letter congratulating and standing with Obama on taking Executive Action to control guns.

The liberal celebrities fail to acknowledge that mass shooters actually prefer gun-free zones, but instead tout the same old tired cliches. MASS SHOOTERS PREFER GUN-FREE ZONES. Here’s a great article on the subject: http://dailysignal.com/2016/02/10/mass-shooters-prefer-gun-free-zones/

Here’s the words and faces of the celebrities who want unilateral action on the Second Amendment. Next time you see one of their movies, remember they have no problem with the Constitution being torn up, as long as it is their guy doing it.

There is so much wrong with this letter that only the most uninformed person won’t be able to quickly spot the fallacious logic (make more gun-free zones to keep us safer), flat-out lies (an overwhelming number of people want the President to bypass Congress when he can’t get something passed), and mind-blowing stupidity of the claims (creating more gunfree zones will make us unafraid to “go into a public place”). Indeed, these air-headed celebrities ironically proclaim in the last sentence of the letter that using Executive Action to erode the Second Amendment represents the principles on which it [United States] was founded.

Here’s the letter:

Dear Mr. President:

Thank you. Thank you for having the courage and leadership to take Executive Action on preventing more unnecessary gun violence in this country. We are deeply thankful for the actions you took this week. Countless lives will be saved as a result.

Like you, and like most Americans, we have had ENOUGH. We have had enough of seeing unthinkable tragedies happen and nothing being done. Two masked people walk into a center for the disabled and murder 14 co-workers celebrating the holidays. A group of churchgoers are slaughtered during a prayer service even as they welcome the young man full of hate to their group. And the horrific day when 20 first graders and six educators were massacred in their classroom. In each case, the guns used were far too easily available to people intent on doing harm.

This level of depravity should rattle anyone with a conscience. We have seen how it has visibly rattled you.

Roughly 33,000 people die from gun violence every year in this country. Every day, we lose 89 more. Since Sandy Hook, 160 schools have experienced shootings. The homicide rate in the United States is 20 times higher than 22 countries like us in wealth and population – combined. No one is challenging the right of law abiding citizens to responsibly own a firearm. But like you, we believe that guns should be kept away from criminals, terrorists, domestic abusers, the dangerously mentally ill, and children. Your Executive Action will do exactly that – extending Brady background checks to gun shows and online sales.

Thank you for protecting our rights. The right to be safe. The right not to be afraid when you go into a public place. The right not to have a generation of scared kids raised on lockdown drills on what to do if a shooter enters their school. The right of our government to do what the overwhelming majority of people want.

We love this country. And one key reason we love it is that it was built on the principle that its people could change it. Thank you for doing so. We hope Members of Congress who have failed to act on the gun violence epidemic will support the will of most Americans and will take similar action to correct what has been a shameful period in our nation’s history. We deserve better than this.

Thank you for beginning to end this national disgrace and show your fellow citizens and the rest of the world that the United States of America does indeed stand for the principles on which it was founded.

Sincerely,

Jessica Alba

Judd Apatow

Alan Arkin

Dylan Baker

André Balazs

Talia Balsam

Elizabeth Banks

Jason Bateman

Tony Bennet

Aloe Blacc

Dustin Lance Black

T Bone Burnett

Steve Buscemi

Sophia Bush

Nick Cannon

Graydon Carter

Maverick Carter (right)

Rosanne Cash

Liza Chasin
(Film producer, right)

Andy Cohen

Bruce Cohen (film producer) (middle in the below picture)

Marc Cohn (singer, Walking in Memphis)

Kenneth Cole (fashion)

Maria Cuomo Cole (standing in background to left of Hillary Clinton)

Bradley Cooper

Victor Cruz (right)

Rosemarie DeWitt

Griffin Dunne

Jay Duplass

Mark Duplass (left)

Steve Earle

Rich Eisen (NFL Network and CBS Sports and a TV/radio host for DirecTV and FOX Sports Radio.)

Noah Emmerich (right)

Carolyn EversonVice President of Global Marketing Solutions at Facebook, Inc.

Edie Falco

Marshall Faulk

Will Ferrell

Viveca Paulin-Ferrell

Jenna Fischer

Rupert Friend

Scott Fujita

Nely Galan(former President of Entertainment for Telemundo)

Alex Gansa(executive producer of the Showtime series “Homeland”)

Victor Garber

Tony Goldwyn

Clark Gregg

Jennifer Grey

Ted Griffin
Screenwriter whose credits include Ravenous, Matchstick Men, and Ocean’s Eleven.

Dan Gross
President of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence

Paul Haggis

Jon Hamm

John Benjamin Hickey

David and Joan Hill
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Rondae Hollis-Jefferson

Arianna Huffington
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ariannahuff

Timothy Hutton
https://twitter.com/timhutton/media

In-Q (Cirque Du Soleil and more)
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Brad Jakeman
President, Global Beverage Group and Pepsico
Twitter

Richard Jenkins

Beverly Johnson

Rashida Jones

Michael Keaton

Michael J Kelly
No picture available.

Neil LaBute

Donna Langley
Chairman of Universal Pictures

Kristin Lemkau
Chief Marketing Officer, JP Morgan

Nanette Lepore
Fashion Designer (front of picture)

Ben Lerer
Managing Partner at Lerer Hippeau Ventures and co-founder & CEO of Thrillist Media Group
Besides banning guns, also thinks we should ban Republicans from having opinions