U.S. authorities investigating what drove a young man from the Dallas area to kill 20 people at a Walmart store hundreds of miles away in the border city of El Paso said on Sunday they are treating it as a case of domestic terrorism.
Republicans are pretending like the El Paso shooter wasn’t quoting Trump when he used the president’s exact language about an immigrant “Invasion” and “fake news.”
Trump claimed to be doing a lot about gun violence on Sunday, but what he really did was make it easier for mentally ill people to buy guns.
It’s no surprise that Trump hasn’t shown his face since Friday. But it’s sad that during such tragedies, the United States doesn’t have a strong leader.
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg called out Trump for condoning white nationalism at the highest levels of government and called the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton terrorism.
Beto O’Rourke blamed Trump and didn’t pull any punches while some in the corporate media refuse to blame Trump’s racism for the mass killings.
Senate Democratic Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer is demanding that Mitch McConnell call an emergency Senate session to pass the expanded background checks bill that already passed the House.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called for more school prayer and flag saluting to stop the epidemic of mass gun violence.
House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy blamed video games, not guns for the mass shooting that killed 20 people in El Paso, Texas.
When Donald Trump tweets something patently racist, as when he tweeted the squad of four should go back where they came from or when he derided Baltimore as “rat and rodent infested mess,†media pundits can spend days debating whether or not Trump is racist. The idea seems to be that if Trump can be…
