A member of the house of representatives Candace Keller — a Republican from Middletown, which is about 25 miles southwest of Dayton (Ohio) — named a lot of reasons why the 24-year-old Connor Betts were able to shoot nine people, including his sister.
The post Keller called the shooting in Dayton tragic, overwhelming and disturbing.
«After every mass shooting the liberals start with the accusations, wrote Keller in his post on Facebook that was deleted on Monday, August 5, morning. Why not lay the blame on the truly guilty?»
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Congresswoman continued his message, saying that «defenders of transvestites,» the failure of school policies and violent video games affected the mass shooting, which occurred less than 24 hours after 20 people were shot in a Walmart in El Paso (TX). Keller also added that the tragedy is connected with other factors: for example, with the growing «hatred of our veterans,» because children are raised without fathers, with a Democratic Congress and a culture that «completely ignores the importance of God and Church.»
«Anybody I forgot? — concluded Keller. — The list is long. And the rage will continue.»
Post quickly attracted the attention of several other politicians in Ohio, including a Council member in Cincinnati, who published the phone number of the office Keller in Columbus and urged people «to tell her» what they think about her post.
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In March 2018, Keller was also in the media spotlight because of his statements about mass murder in Parkland. At a rally on the rights to bear arms Keller said the survivors after the shooting of 15-year-old teenager who spoke about gun control on national TV, «will soon eat Doritos and play video games.»
Keller is the co-author of a bill on compulsory cooperation between Federal immigration authorities since the city authorities and school districts.
