The only people who talk like this are Bloomberg gun-control types. This demands explanation — not excuses or dodging. Remember the people who cover for it, too.
Not only did the CDC study firearms, they specifically did NOT release surveys on defensive gun usage because it obliterated their gun control narrative. A gov’t agency used our tax dollars for surveys and hid the results from taxpayers in a bid to boost gun control.
But wait, there’s more! When it was discovered that the CDC inflated firearm fatality numbers they dragged their feet for two years before finally changing it.
The 1996 a provision barring the *use of taxpayer dollars to advocate for or against gun control* was added to a spending bill and the language was precise — claiming they were barred is a flat-out lie. Tax dollars can’t be used for pro or anti 2A narratives, period.
To make it even easier, here is a screenshot of the precise language used in the provision:
Sidebar: It’s also troubling to see a declared Republican describe the willful and deliberate choice of violence with an illegally possessed inanimate object as similar to that of communicable diseases using Bloomberg rhetoric as a way to boost legitimacy of federal infringement.
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PA — @DrOz is on TV accusing his fellow primary contenders of not being transparent yet he and his campaign refuse to answer about these legitimate Second Amendment concerns danaloesch.substack.com/p/dr-oz-pushed…
@DrOz Oz just said he was “pro-Second Amendment” — but he repeats Bloomberg points on CDC and “gun violence,” he didn’t have an issue with ghost-written columns on red flags, etc., so how is this pro-#2A?
Furthermore — why all these softball interviews? Why are so many in the commentariat apparently afraid to ask these questions? Softball after softball.
On “salting the earth” re Disney and DeSantis? Conservatives aren’t waging this war. Disney, not conservatives, chose to themselves "salt the earth,” against parents over parental sovereignty. They and their surrogates accused parents of murdering gays, for crying out loud ...
…Disney waged a heinous, scorched earth campaign against parents and it blew up in their collective face. Do not start lecturing these parents and those who support them about “salting the earth."
The same people that lament pushback today are the same ones who lectured us tea party folk for being too loud, too aggressive, too uncompromising. Without that spirit in the party Republicans would be nothing but a bunch of Mitt Romneys.
The left doesn’t think consent matters anymore. Obtaining parental consent to talk to kindergartners about your sex life (for some reason) instead of teaching math and reading will totally kill kids, apparently.
You can accuse people of killing kids if you don’t get your way but any talk about “grooming” is a step too far — same people.
As I’ve said time and time again on air, this is about parental authority. The state believes it has more authority over children than parents and that by sending their children to school, parents forfeit their control.
Keep in mind Greitens was never proven innocent — charges weren’t pursued as a deal for him to resign. Keep in mind — GOP had supermajority in state legislature at this time. It was not a lefty witch hunt.
Many cite the Soros-funded DA, but omit that the committee investigating the allegations was GOP dominated.