Tears and Chairs

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 I previously wrote a blog about what I referred to as President Obama’s “crocodile tears;” the tears he shed when reminiscing over the senseless murders at Sandy Hook Elementary; and when introducing his self-declared new statutes relating to gun control.

He’s done it again.

Tonight is scheduled to be his last (thank God) State of the Union Address. The president intends to leave one seat vacant, just behind the First Lady, to commemorate the victims of gun crime in America. No doubt, Barack Obama will shed a few more tears, as he refers to that empty chair.

And to be sure, the victims of senseless gun violence deserve all our tears, and ought to be commemorated.

However,…

while hundreds in our country are taken from us on an annual basis, the result of mass homicide perpetrated by all manner of revolvers, rifles and shotguns, 

… Abortion is responsible for the deaths of 1 ½ million innocent Americans during that same period of time.

Tears? 

Chairs?

Where are the tears and chairs for this inestimable number of precious human beings?

By William McDonald, PhD. Excerpt from "(Mc)Donald's Daily Diary" Vol. 22. Copyright pending

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