OK, so yes, people do have the right to exercise free speech.  Of that, there is no doubt.  The question I have is, should the White House be praising these “useful idiots” for their protests which attack the Constitution?  After all, the President takes an oath to defend and uphold the Constitution and protect it from all enemies foreign and domestic.  I ask you, are these people not domestic enemies of the Constitution?

Miller informed those in attendance that the Giffords Foundation failed to secure the proper permits for the march, thus making it illegal and provided students with anti-Second Amendment talking points when addressing the media.

CNN should be ashamed of itself. Kyle Kashuv is the one Douglas High School student currently speaking out that is actually worth listening to.

The Obama team was hell bent on finding ways to take law abiding citizens firearms, but they were also simultaneously searching for ways to keep guns in the hands of certain criminals?

A Florida man has become the first person in the state to have his due process removed and his guns taken before he was determined to be mentally unfit and before he was accused of a crime.

David Hogg is not responsible for the actions of these criminals;  however, these crimes would not have been committed against the mega-retailer had these children not been participating in the walkout urged by Hogg.  Hogg has yet to issue a statement condemning the criminal acts occurring during the protest he urged school students to participate. 

This is not being a great American.  It’s being anti-American because it is against the founding principles and our Constitution.

A high school student was suspended after he made the choice to stay in the classroom while other students participated in the 17-minute walkout for gun control.

Young adults and high school students standing in support of the right to keep and bear arms are coming out to voice their concern over the people control agenda of gun control.  These individuals need support in the face of peer pressure to “conform” or face bullying for their views.

Good for Ms. Benzel for pointing out the absolute hypocrisy of her school district.  Other teachers should follow suit.  Shame on the school for not supporting her.