Spot-on commentary from the Family Research Council . . .
If you're
looking for respect from the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton says you've come
to the wrong place. In a damaging sit-down with CNN, the former First Lady
didn't do the Left any favors when she insisted that liberals should only act
decently when they're winning. (Something her interview may have just put on
hold indefinitely.)
"You
cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand
for, what you care about," Clinton
said to the gasps of plenty
in her own party. "That's why I believe, if we are fortunate enough to
win back the House and/or the Senate, that's when civility can start
again." But given what we've seen over the last two years I don't think
the Left is even capable of civility at this point! We've seen leftists call
for the assassination of
the president, Brett
Kavanaugh,and issued death
threats to Senate Republicans. And instead of condemning the
aggression, one of the faces of the Democratic Party is encouraging more of it.
"Seriously,
Hillary?" tweeted
House Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.), who barely survived a shooting that
was inspired by the kind of hostility Hillary is advocating. There is
absolutely no place, Scalise has said, "for violence or threats in our
political discourse." But as far as Clinton is concerned, these shootings,
flash mobs, arrests, and threats are the price of controlling Congress.
Read the entire article here at the FRC.
Also, here is a great commentary by Rep. Steve Scalise, who was shot by a deranged Bernie Sanders supporter while playing baseball with some Republican Congressman this year.
"As the oldest democracy, our country has long been heralded as the freest country in the world. It doesn’t feel so free if anyone lives in fear for holding or expressing a differing opinion.
Also, here is a great commentary by Rep. Steve Scalise, who was shot by a deranged Bernie Sanders supporter while playing baseball with some Republican Congressman this year.
"As the oldest democracy, our country has long been heralded as the freest country in the world. It doesn’t feel so free if anyone lives in fear for holding or expressing a differing opinion.
Let’s end
this violence and return to civility before someone else gets hurt."
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