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Rep. Cori Bush describes Ma'Khia Bryant as 'a 16-year-old baby,' notes that 'convictions don't save lives'

No one seems one bit concerned with the girl Ma’Khia Bryant was lunging at with a knife — it was just a common knife fight that teens have been having for eons. Bryant was only 16, but Rep. Cori Bush has literally infantilized her, calling her a “16-year-old baby” and calling on police to “stop killing us and our babies.”

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She also brings the Derek Chauvin verdict into it, proving again that the left will never consider his being found guilty of all three counts “justice.” “Convictions don’t save lives,” she tweeted Wednesday.

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