Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin offered comments about Wednesday’s mass murder at a Florida high school when she spoke with Breitbart News’s Senior Editor-at-Large Rebecca Mansour on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Tonight on Friday. “It’s not a Second Amendment gun issue at all,” Palin said, adding, “What needs to be discussed is the failure of the FBI.”
Incompetence at the FBI — not agitation against the Second Amendment — should be a national focus related to the mass shooting in Florida, said Palin.
Adding to that assertion, Palin stated, “What needs to be discussed is the failure of the FBI. This kid who murdered all these innocent people could not have waved more red flags in front of law enforcement’s face – all those things that he did with posts, with his threats. Law enforcement called 39 times in the last number of years at his family’s home. There were so many red flags. I’m embarrassed for the FBI. The rank and file guys and gals, they work so hard. It’s the top brass. It’s a matter of priorities in the FBI, and that’s where I think the discussion needs to go.”
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4 comments:
FBI did exactly what they were told to do. They r embedded with ex-administration and still working hard for them. MHO...
Failure of the FBI. Failure of the Psychiatrist to conform to Federal law to register him for the reject list for gun purchase. They all should be fired and all certifications / license revoked for minimum of 10 years. Mental Health registration would not be a violation of HIPA since no treatment would be revealed, just they were treated for violent / hostile tendencies and possibly hospitalized if the case. This would not violate HIPA as Democrats are saying in their talking points. ACA / Obamacare violates HIPA several times in that law and the Democrats are being silent on.
Agree , Totally !
Exactly how did Cruz get into the school? Don't they have controlled access?
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