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"150 years ago today, the first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. America is forever indebted."
—tweet sent Tuesday by Senate Republicans
This just boggles me. Are they condoning assassination as a form of political protest? Are they saying killing presidents is good? I particularly don't understand their pointing out that it was a Republican president that was killed: is it now open season on the Bushes?
Lincoln's assassination was a world-shaking event. The world shakes because of the current Republicans in Congress, but for a different reason.
—tweet sent Tuesday by Senate Republicans
This just boggles me. Are they condoning assassination as a form of political protest? Are they saying killing presidents is good? I particularly don't understand their pointing out that it was a Republican president that was killed: is it now open season on the Bushes?
Lincoln's assassination was a world-shaking event. The world shakes because of the current Republicans in Congress, but for a different reason.
