The right wants to know where the left was on gun control when they had the White House
The right wants to know where the left was on gun control when they had the White House
As Democrats condemn the right for doing nothing after mass shootings, Republicans ask why the left did not pass another assault weapons ban when they were in charge. A roundup of editorials Monday takes a look at the issue.
Opinions from the right:
1. Democrats, Spare Me Your Hypocrisy on Guns
From S.E. Cupp, CNN: Where were the Democrats on gun issues when they had the House, Senate and White House?
One Florida student advocating gun control has a question for the political opposition: "Why is your right to own an AR-15 more important than a kid's right to feel safe?" https://t.co/pnqI2uD5vm
— NPR (@NPR) February 19, 2018
2. School Shootings and Nothingness
From TownHall: We've lost our belief system, that is our problem.
On social media, and on live television, the victims of the Parkland shooting were not playing their parts. They were not asking for privacy in their time of grief. They did not think it was “too soon” to bring up the issue of gun control. https://t.co/07xH3XcOQ8
— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) February 19, 2018
3. Do You Know How Your Kids Will React in an Active School Shooting?
From Bryan Crabtree: Kids should be aware, but we need enhanced security so they are never in that position.
The left has news for the president: The indictment of 13 Russians shouldn't make you comfortable.
