Democrats caught gloating over Texas flood deaths

 Victor Davis Hanson:

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We had this minor official—a Democratic official—Sade Perkins, and she posted that she was almost happy that we lost over a hundred people, the majority of them children, in this flash flood in Texas. She said they were “all white,” and therefore, they were discriminatory. I’ve never seen anything like it.

And then, people weighed in. And they had some atrocious comments. A pediatrician was almost gloating. And they had a variety of mechanisms to show how grotesque and ghoulish they were.

One group of people said, “It was global warming. You people in Texas”—where, by the way, there’s more, I think, there’s more wind turbines and solar than almost anywhere—“you people denied global warming. This was caused by global warming. And therefore, you got your just desserts.”

It was not caused by global warming. It was a once-in-a-century flash flood of a magnitude no one had seen in a hundred years.

And then there were other people who said, “You supported the Department of Government Efficiency cuts, so you got what you deserved.” And in her case, she said, “You’re white people.”

So, it’s very, very, very disturbing.

At the same time, we’ve had now two organized assassination attempts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, who are just following the law. Remember what they’re doing. Apparently, in the mind of the Left, it was a moral thing to break the law and let 12 million people—without vaccinations, without audits, without criminal background checks—come into the United States. But it is an amoral thing to enforce the law and restore the rule of law, and ask people, who came in illegally, to please return.
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This is more evidence that the left in this country has a lot of wackos in their midst. They also apparently believe a lot of things that are not true. 

See also:

‘The Suicide Squad’: How Democrats keep blowing themselves up

 The fringe didn’t hijack the party — it is the party. And the radicals Democrats keep elevating are destroying it from the inside out.

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