Kyle Kashuv is the Parkland shooting survivor the liberal media ignores because unlike his classmates, he’s a conservative. He recently appeared on FOX News and claimed that the March for Our Lives rally in Washington this weekend was basically anti-Republican. Anyone who has been paying attention knows he’s right.
The Washington Examiner reports:
Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv: March for Our Lives meant to be anti-Republican
Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School student Kyle Kashuv said the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., Saturday was meant to be “anti-Republican.”
“I saw this [march] as extremely anti-GOP,” Kashuv told Fox News after attending the event. “One of the biggest causes of this march is to be anti-Republican.”
The high school junior took issue with remarks by fellow student David Hogg, a leading voice of the “Never Again” movement, who told the D.C. crowd that Republican lawmakers should get their resumes ready because they will be voted out.
Kashuv, a junior, said Hogg was engaging in “egregious and inflammatory” rhetoric.
“Guns aren’t the issue. It’s everything surrounding acquiring a weapon,” Kashuv said. “I talked to so many marchers and they don’t have a clear-cut solution. And it pains me not to see the government being held accountable for their failures. I don’t see anyone blaming Sheriff Scott Israel for failing to do what he was supposed to do.”
Watch the video:
"They're branding it as stopping school violence but in reality, it is an anti-gun march" @KyleKashuv on #MarchForOurLives pic.twitter.com/WVejH88MOg
— ALX 🇺🇸 ✘ (@TheALX) March 25, 2018
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Kudos to this kid for speaking the truth.
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