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Failed Democrat vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine leapt to Twitter to decry the “senseless act of gun violence” minutes after the attack at Ohio State University was reported on Monday morning, only to be embarrassed hours later when it was revealed that the attacker used a car and a knife but no gun.
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Twitter users quickly took Kaine to task for politicizing the attack before he had any facts at hand. Some accused the Senator of trying to use a crime to push his anti-gun agenda, while others pointed out that during the campaign Kaine and Hillary both said Trump was unfit because he often spoke without knowing the facts.
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About two hours later, Kaine tweeted a second message reading, “Updated reports say attacker used a vehicle & knife. Horrifying & senseless. Relieved the scene is secure & praying for victims’ recovery.”
Ambulance chaser mentality in attempting to push an agenda...
He didn't seem as idiotic as Obama or as senile as Hillary, but I guess Kaine's a mental defective like everyone on the left in DC. I hope he's also not a degenerate like so many of them are.
He didn't seem as idiotic as Obama or as senile as Hillary, but I guess Kaine's a mental defective like everyone on the left in DC. I hope he's also not a degenerate like so many of them are.
Yes, what the country needs is more nice, caring, understanding folks - just like yourself.
The man is a total creep.
He looks just like the Joker and gives me the willies.
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