The way to keep our children safe is clear – shoring up our school security and getting better at spotting disturbed kids. Anything else is wasting time. A roundup of editorials Tuesday takes a look at the issue.
Opinions from the Right:
When hurting kids and parents have bad ideas: Addressing post-shooting activism
From Townhall: Make schools secure, and learn how to spot kids who are disturbed. Don't let raw emotion drive the discussion to other things.
Florida school shooting survivors march on state capital to urge gun control reform https://t.co/l7ogNKEhAt
— TIME (@TIME) February 20, 2018
We can't have a debate about guns If liberals keep lying about them
From The Federalist: A conversation about gun violence won't happen until gun-control advocates stop throwing out misleading statistics.
Trump: Dems Should Have Passed Gun Control When They Had The Chance https://t.co/4ZTNS4uXBQ pic.twitter.com/QkgXDMCDT6
— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 20, 2018
After the Florida shootings, here's a practical proposal to protect our children
From Newt Gingrich: We need to have trained teachers and administrators to complement uniformed police officers in our schools.
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