Gohmert continues to launch the most effective attacks on Democrat anti gun movement

CNS News:
Rep. Gohmert: If Orlando Was About Guns, Then 'Boston Was About a Pressure Cooker'

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) called it "outrageous" that House Democrats would grab microphones and prevent fellow lawmakers from conducting business in violation of House rules, all to make a point about gun control, which is really beside the point, he said:

"And when people go on for 12 hours, saying things, 'It's about guns,' then that means Boston was about a pressure cooker. It wasn't. Both of them were about radical Islam," Gohmert told Fox News's Charles Payne.

"And the reason people died unnecessarily is because this FBI, this Justice Department, this Homeland Security has purged their training materials, so FBI agents don't know what questions to ask to find out if Mateen [Orlando attacker] or Tsarnaev [Boston attacker] had been radicalized.
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There is more as he criticized the administration for allowing CAIR to sit in on interviews if 'persons of interests."

More in Congress should be attacking the Democrat position.

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