Pat Powers and Allen Unruh wouldn't pass mental health evaluations for firearms applications neither would Fred Deutsch nor Lee Schoenbeck.
Kristi Noem clearly has no idea how many patients in South Dakota are already on medications for the various mental illnesses plaguing the state but she did receive $3000 from the National Rifle Association in 2014.
Pick a lane, Kristi.
So, Rep. Noem wants to violate the civil rights of people with mental illnesses and restrict their access to firearms?
Noem has voted repeatedly to defund the mechanism to expand mental health care to those most at risk of acting out violently.
Noem's party may have lost a skirmish in its War on Women but, wait: Kristi wants to guarantee that guys like Scott Westerhuis have the right to assassinate their own families with a shotgun, torch the house then turn the gun on themselves.
Marty Jackley’s selective forensics in the Westerhuis murders is just another example of red state collapse and a link between despair and easy access to firearms. Marty releasing his results at breakneck speed but dragging his feet on Richard Benda's death is suspicious as hell and easy access to guns accelerates the wildfire of mass murder in the US yet Republicans justifying the murder of a family as a personal choice with assaults on our collective concern is simply horrifying.
Putting the best face on the dilation and curettage performed on her caucus by House Democrats, Kristi Noem is vowing to fight the good fight.
The hypocrisy of the Republican Party is without bound.
Kristi Noem clearly has no idea how many patients in South Dakota are already on medications for the various mental illnesses plaguing the state but she did receive $3000 from the National Rifle Association in 2014.
U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem, R-S.D., said lawmakers need to re-evaluate mental health care programs, which can be the "root of the violence," in response to a shooting that left three dead at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic Friday. A mass shooting also occurred Wednesday in California. "Mental health issues seem to be the thread that ties so many of these crises together, but our system remains broken," Noem said in a statement.Read it here.
Pick a lane, Kristi.
So, Rep. Noem wants to violate the civil rights of people with mental illnesses and restrict their access to firearms?
Noem has voted repeatedly to defund the mechanism to expand mental health care to those most at risk of acting out violently.
Noem's party may have lost a skirmish in its War on Women but, wait: Kristi wants to guarantee that guys like Scott Westerhuis have the right to assassinate their own families with a shotgun, torch the house then turn the gun on themselves.
Marty Jackley’s selective forensics in the Westerhuis murders is just another example of red state collapse and a link between despair and easy access to firearms. Marty releasing his results at breakneck speed but dragging his feet on Richard Benda's death is suspicious as hell and easy access to guns accelerates the wildfire of mass murder in the US yet Republicans justifying the murder of a family as a personal choice with assaults on our collective concern is simply horrifying.
Putting the best face on the dilation and curettage performed on her caucus by House Democrats, Kristi Noem is vowing to fight the good fight.
The hypocrisy of the Republican Party is without bound.
Which #PaulRyan statement should we believe? His "support" for #mentalhealth or "repeal" of ObamaCare #ACA that provides mental health care?— sfpelosi (@sfpelosi) December 3, 2015NRA spent $30,650,008 in independent expenditures during the 2014 election cycle. $30,650,008. via @igorvolsky pic.twitter.com/PFYwWcs8Xr— bennydiego (@bennydiego) December 3, 2015
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