Exploiting the dead Democrats’ Chief Election Platform

Even before the bereaved can bury their dead in the aftermath of the El Paso massacre at Walmart, their exploitation by the Progressive Left is taking precedence. We could see it coming: The tragedy of the 20 dead, 26 injured in El Paso was automatically “TRUMP’s FAULT. Trump’s fault today—anyone who voted for him in 2016 tomorrow. The tragedy of the 20 dead and 26 injured that won’t be mentioned by most of the mainline and social media, is that the Truth died with them.

The terrible truth is that the Democrats, desperate to return from the exile in which they were left in 2016’s election, will try to use the El Paso massacre to return to power. The 20-plus DNC primary contenders, who had no platform, have one now. That platform will forever more be the wanton and systemic exploitation of all massacres. We already know that the El Paso massacre won’t stop in Texas. Today, less than 24 hours later, it’s the massacre in Dayton, Ohio where 9 innocent civilians were slaughtered and 26 injured. The harsh reality of the shocking truth is that the progressives have one and a half years to exploit each and every massacre until 2020 Election—to their prime advantage. The vultures are already circling. Pushing for gun control on unaccountable Twitter, running-for-president-senator Amy Klobuchar pronounced: “The individuals who do the shootings are responsible,”but I do think Trump's rhetoric has fueled more hate in this country.” (Fox News, Aug. 4, 2019)

"Today innocent people—families—went to that mall in El Paso," she wrote. "Some of them never came home. The U.S. House has passed common sense gun safety legislation. It is long past time to pass it in the Senate. The question to ask: Whose side are you on? The NRA’s or the people’s.”

Vile as she is in bringing major publicity to her presidential campaign, Klobuchar’s got nothing on former, (but always coming back) Congressman Beto O’Rourke, who, speaking in El Paso, which he represented when he was in Congress, said:

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"He is a racist, and he stokes racism in this country," O'Rourke told reporters. "We've had a rise in hate crimes every single one of the last three years. During an administration where you've had the president call Mexicans rapists and criminals. (Fox) “A visibly upset Beto O’Rourke was one of the first to deliver a statement shortly after news broke that there was an active shooter at a Walmart in El Paso. He said he’d be canceling multiple days of campaign events in Nevada and California to return to his hometown to be with his family and former constituents.”

Question for the media: How do you know when a politician who jumps on tables and eats dirt is visibly upset? Statement to O’Rourke about “returning to his hometown to be with his family and former constituents,” the loved ones of the 20 killed in El Paso cannot return to be with their families, because they’re gone forever. O’Rourke’s comments on the El Paso massacre show that he really does eat dirt, the kind of dirt that comes from exploiting the dead and their loved ones left behind. Related: Skateboarding Politician Who Brags About Eating Dirt Caravan of Crazies Holding Seat Warm for 2020 Clinton-Obama Ticket Unfortunately, he’s not the only one.

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Everyone’s getting in on the self-serving publicity act

“On Saturday, after news broke that a gunman opened fire on shoppers in El Paso, Texas, a number of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates denounced white nationalism and the epidemic of gun violence in America.” (Fox News, Aug. 4, 2019) Count on them being the same ones who will cry crocodile tears while offering hypocritical, empty-word condolences to the bereaved at coming funerals of the dead. While the heartbreaking sobs of grief from the loved ones of all those struck down in El Paso can be heard worldwide, Democratic presidential candidates are talking about “white nationalism”?! Everyone’s getting in on the self-serving publicity act. “Late in the day, one more official added his own reaction: George P. Bush. (The Blaze, Aug. 3. 2019) “Bush is the son of former Florida governor and candidate for the Republican nomination for president Jeb Bush. George is the Texas Land Commissioner, too, and among those in the Bush family, is considered far more sympathetic to Trump, who he endorsed, than other Bush icons. “In his statement on the El Paso shooting, released on Twitter, Bush specifically called out "white terrorism", not just naming it but urging Americans to stand against it. "I proudly served in Afghanistan as a Naval officer were (sic) our mission was to fight and kill terrorists. I believe fighting terrorism remains a national priority. And that should include standing firm against white terrorism here in the US," Bush wrote. Meanwhile, the calendar to Election 2020 moves inexorably ahead. God help us all now that the Progressives have settled on their main platform: the rank exploitation of all shooting massacres.