The brother of the killed couple and uncle of the injured two-month-old, Tito Anchondo, spoke out against the criticism and the hate-mongering in the wake of the shooting.
“We should be coming together as a country at this time instead of threatening each other with hate messages,” he told the Houston Chronicle.
Anchondo, who posed in a photo with Trump and Melania at the hospital with the child, said that the president was there to console the victims of the shooting and not there to push a “political agenda.”
“He was just there as a human being, consoling us and giving us condolences,” Anchondo said. The president “wasn’t there to be pushing any kind of political agenda.”
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6 comments:
Leftists think that they get it, but in truth, something's got them and it isn't what they think it is.
Why do we even treat the left as if they deserve to be Americans anymore? Deport the left.
4:11pm That would make you one of them.
3:57pm Spot on. The left can't imagine not using a horrific event for anything but their personal gain. SO naturally they assume that everyone else is a soulless group thinker.
Time to begin with fighting fire with fire. Let me see a democrat politician out eating with their family. Watch me go
Thumbs up baby.
But, but, but, they are the party of the tolerant.
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