[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Democratic hopeful for mayor of Louisville, was apparent target of the shooter, but police have no motive

“We have no known motive at this time. We also have no reason to believe that this individual was acting anything but alone,” [police chief] Shields said.

In unrelated news.... GOP Senate candidate runs ad featuring armed 'showdown' with Dems. I'm tired of Crazy Face Pelosi stealing our elections and eating our babies - time to take 'er back.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by The Louisville Metro police chief Erika Shields
We don’t know if it’s tied to the candidate’s politics or if we are dealing with someone who has mental issues or is venomous.

You know things are getting wild when they release the mutants.

[Johny Joe Hold]

These liberals, they whine about everything. Instead of complaining to the police. that candidate for Mayor should go to the gun store and get himself a weapon. That's been the American way since day one.

[MitzaLizalor]

and communist Russia is a fine example. They had a "good Tsar" in the mid-1800s, here is a picture



and people were happy enough: he introduced more trains and employment and so on. The next Tsar, Ol' Man 'Orrible, was more of a C-minus affair cracking down hard and getting complaints. Here is his picture



but after a bit the next one turned up, a bit of a drip maybe, yet willing to hear what his people had to say. After all, they were complaining. Here he is



and they turned up at the palace and he was going to give them an audience but his security detail shot them all before the message (that they wanted to talk to the Tsar about their complaint) could get from the gate to the palace and back again. It was a long driveway. And what happened next? Communism.

If they hadn't started complaining they wouldn't have been shot and the ones who'd been reading commie propaganda would never have gotten a foothold. Karl Marx, for reference, was writing at the time of the "good Tsar" (and Abraham Lincoln) almost to the year. But could they be happy? No. They had to start complaining.