Speaker of the House Paul Ryan offering thoughts and prayers has sparked a lot of hate from the Left. As for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, he thinks prayers should best be left to the experts to make room for the always at-the-ready call on Republicans to “do something”:
We have pastors, priests and rabbis to offer thoughts and prayers.
What we need from Republicans in DC is to do something. Lead.
— Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) November 6, 2017
Prayers weren’t discouraged by everybody except clergy after the NYC attack not long ago:
That's weird because I saw you offer thoughts and prayers in the hours after the terrorist attack on the bike path last week. https://t.co/VaOIpm25Ax
— RBe (@RBPundit) November 6, 2017
CUOMO: "First, our thoughts and prayers are with those New Yorkers who we lost today." https://t.co/VaOIpm25Ax
— RBe (@RBPundit) November 6, 2017
Do as they say, not as they do.
This is such a pathetic response: "Don't pray, just get mad at Republicans!" https://t.co/O8oydFP9eH
— Aaron May (@pplcallmeblue) November 6, 2017
Pathetic and then some. And you might recall that after the terrorist attack in Manhattan where a truck was used to mow down pedestrians on a bike path, Gov. Cuomo and NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio still found time to change the subject to gun control.
I think you have politics and religion mixed up.
Or, in your case, maybe not. https://t.co/Jcgl1MwSsU
— AgainstTrumpDude (@TheAmishDude) November 6, 2017
GP What specific piece of federal legislation do you propose that would've prevented this shooting? I'll wait. https://t.co/m0EU3tKmAt
— The Gormogons (@Gormogons) November 6, 2017
You'd think he'd be too busy with his terror attack to cast stones, but here we are… https://t.co/kTRHzanGMv
— Wyatt (@DarthWyatt) November 6, 2017
Divisive culture war statement
In-group meme of the day
Partisan finger pointing
Knee-jerk call to "do something"Perfect political tweet? https://t.co/ro6E7z9OVG
— Bill Watson (@kw_watson) November 6, 2017
