Dems, Republicans Are Falling Into Familiar Traps After Uvalde Shooting
It has been nearly a decade since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. And yet, here we are again with another horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, marking the second-deadliest elementary school shooting…

It has been nearly a decade since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
And yet, here we are again with another horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, marking the second-deadliest elementary school shooting in U.S. history, with 19 children and two adults killed.
In the nearly 10 years since Sandy Hook, what have our leaders done to prevent such tragedies? What has our media down to facilitate a serious conversation around measures to prevent them?
They are failing some of our youngest and most vulnerable members of society over and over again. It is sickening.
Shortly after the Uvalde shooting, it seemed fairly clear that the all too familiar battle lines were already drawn.
Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) tweeted on Tuesday, “Just to be clear f*** you you f****** baby killer.”
Former President Barack Obama tweeted this:
Meanwhile, President Joe Biden decided to deliver remarks before we even knew the total death toll of the shooting and many other details.
He had the ability to be the uniter he campaigned as, but instead, he took a detour to yell about the gun lobby and thus alienate conservatives.
Other liberals have gone so far as to suggest repealing


