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 Obama brought 15,000 to 
the streets in New Orleans for a gun-control rally, Sen. Mary Landrieu 
might have flinched in her opposition to the presidents agenda. But he 
didnt. Had 1,000 Organizing for Action volunteers fanned out across Arkansas 
to drum up support for the package, Sen. Mark Pryor might have 
hesitated in bucking the president for fear of a primary challenge. But 
the doorsteps were empty.This is just the first test of the presidents 
new model and he and his team promise that as money flows 
in and lower-level organizers get up to speed, the presidents army will 
be ready to march next time.But there are two challenges here.First, how 
do you get people fired up about unsatisfying legislation?Obama initially 
promised a whole package of legislation aimed at preventing future mass 
killings like the December massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary. But comprehensive 
legislation quickly gave way to a resurrection of the old liberal effort 
to ban guns.When Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid declared that not viable, 
the president fell back to supporting universal background checks. He had 
by that point lost the urgency of the Sandy Hook killings since 
the measure was unrelated to what happened at the school, as well 
as other recent mass shootings.And when that measure looked headed to sure 
defeat because of worries about a federal firearms registry, Obama fell 
back again and called for passage of a more limited expansion of 
background che
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been zero, and said Justice attorneys made a "considered judgment" that 
the case was weak."The decisions made in this case were in the 
best interest of the United States," he said.Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, chairman 
of the committee, defended Perez against the criticism."I think it's clear 
the department made the right call," he said, adding Perez acted "ethically."He 
noted that Perez consulted with ethics officials on the decision and reiterated 
that attorneys decided not to intervene in the other case because it 
lacked merit.Perez, in his testimony, also stressed his own personal story 
-- as the son of immigrants who escaped the dictatorship in the 
Dominican Republic -- and his commitment to job creation."Businesses will 
always be the primary generator of good jobs," he said.
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