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Tim Kaine initially Blames ‘Gun Violence’ for Ohio State Car-and-Knife Attack
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Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine said Monday he was saddened by the “senseless act of gun violence” at Ohio State University, even though the attacker used a butcher knife and a car.
Mr. Kaine, who ran on the 2016 Democratic ticket with presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, was accused of pushing a gun-control agenda after his Twitter post blaming firearms for the siege.
Eleven people were injured in a rampage by Somali-born student Abdul Razak Ali Artan, who drove into a crowd on a sidewalk and then chased bystanders with a knife in what is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism.
He was shot and killed by Ohio State Police Officer Alan Horujko.
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: Thank God this mindless twit is not the vice president-elect!
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Kaine is a reminder that we were miraculously saved from morons and socialist true-believers.
Of course he could be referring to the officer's use of justified violence to stop the attack, which gives you a peek into the twisted recesses of the democrap mind. |
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