That clown attempted to use those poor families’ tragedy in TX to score political points. It backfired of course. Even Bidet Biden’s handlers were smartest enough not to try that.
[quote] LT. CHRIS OLIVAREZ: I don’t want to get involved in politics right now, at this time of mourning, but that was out of line. I do agree with the mayor’s [Don McLaughlin] assessment from Uvalde in that particular incident. It was completely out of line and disrespectful not only during the press conference but also at this time of mourning to the victims and the families morning the loss of their children and everyone else that was involved in this tragic situation. It’s simply uncalled for.[/quote]
[quote] Texas Department of Public Safety officer Lt. Chris Olivarez criticized Beto O'Rourke for interrupting Gov. Greg Abbott's press conference on the Texas school shooting.[/quote]
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It’s been discussed on the news, on tv, on the internet , in Congress and many other places. All without interrupting a press conference being held to the poor victims families with information. It would be like Beto showing up to campaign at your mother’s funeral. Would you like that? @AbbySvenz
What is the problem is abortions to save the mother, in the case of rape or incest, performed within 15 weeks?
What is the problem with prohibiting totally optional abortion at any and all times including partial birth?
Why can’t there be [b]REASONABLE[/b] restrictions on both firearms and abortion? Why can’t there be some sort of proof of citizenship required to vote?
There are many things in life that are considered crimes and many things reasonably restricted and generally we are OK with that apparently. Even OK with some extremely limited restrictions on free speech.
To me, free speech is one of the hallmarks of countries not controlled by dictators, thugs and criminals.
@AbbySvenz To answer your question, I suggest we let the details come out completely and wait until the heated rhetoric calms down. When people are rational, an honest productive discussion can begin in earnest.
The problem is, the rhetoric [b]NEVER[/b] calms down and accusatory jabs from one side to the other just get worst. Unfortunately, the extreme elements on both sides will kill any attempt at serious problem solving. So we'll be looking at this again and the finger pointing will continue without a single advancement.
