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Rep. Louie Gohmert Goes Ballistic On Protesting Hippie Democrats: “Radical Islam Killed Those People!”
Apparently Texas Republican Congressman Louie Gohmert got fed up with all of the old hippie Democrats blaming guns instead of Islam. Gohmert went ballistic on them, yelling, “Radical Islam killed those poor people!”
Meanwhile, old hippie California Democrat Maxine Waters said she was willing to stay seated “until hell freezes over.”
Sadly, Democrats ignored the Islamic terrorists own words when he called 911 to say he was committing mass murder in the name of his god, sanctioned by ISIS. And if he hadn’t had guns, he would have used bombs, or knives, or a car, airplane, poison…
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