In the spirit of never allowing a good crisis go to waste, Hillary Clinton vowed Wednesday to enact gun control measures if elected as president. Stating that we need to “balance Second Amendment rights with preventive measures and control measures,” only two hours after journalists Alison Parker and Adam Ward were brutally murdered, Clinton now is using the tragedy as a focal point for her campaign.
In this truly sickening move, Clinton is choosing ignore the fact that the murders of Parker and Ward were racially motivated to push her radical gun-grabbing agenda.
While on a campaign stop in Ankeny, Iowa Clinton told the media “I am so stricken to think that these two young people doing the work that you guys do every single day would be murdered on live television.” Right… The same type of grief she was stricken with over the deaths of U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Sean Smith, Tyrone S. Woods and Glen Doherty.
Oh wait, those deaths could not be used to promote her agenda.
Via Blaze
“We have got to do something about gun violence in America. I will take it on. There are many people who face it and know it but then turn away because it’s hard,” Clinton said. “It’s a very political, difficult issue in America. But I believe we are smart enough, we are compassionate enough, to figure out how to balance the legitimate Second Amendment rights with preventive measures and control measures so that whatever motivated this murderer who eventually took his own life, we will not see more deaths, needless, senseless deaths.”
Clinton said this incident shouldn’t pass without pushing for action.
“I want to reiterate how important it is not to let another terrible instance go by without trying to do something more to try to prevent this incredible killing that is stalking our country and we’ve had so many terrible instances of it in the last two years,” Clinton said. “It happens every day. There is so much evidence that if guns were not so readily available, if we had universal background checks, if we could just put some time out between the person who is upset because he got fired and the domestic abuse or whatever other motivation may be working on someone who does this, maybe we could prevent this kind of carnage.”
Thoughts?
