Psaki defends criticism of thinking and prayer after school at school

Former Secretary of Print Belly House Just dog He replied on Thursday, the critique of his recent “thoughts and prayers” comments after the shooting of the Minnesota Catholic School.

During the segment on her MSNBC show, former Biden official criticized those who returned to their skepticism due to the efficiency of prayer in dealing with mass shooting.

“So the Issue and Raised Yesterday and I Will Raise Again Today and I Will Not Stop Raising, Is That People In The White House, Who Are Using Their Platforms to Anything Other Than Call for Action for Sensible Gun Safety Measures – They’re Doing Anything Else, Like Attacking Me, Which’s Doing Anything But Saying What Should Be Done To Help Prevent Tragedies Like The Shooting in Minneapolis, “She said.

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Psaki caught widely widespread backgrounds on Wednesday because of their social media became deciphered politicians and other public data that offer their own thoughts and prayers In awakening the shoots left by two schoolgirls dead and more than a dozen injured.

She wrote, “Prayer can’t be scared. Prayers don’t end the school shots. Prayers don’t feel safe to send their children to school. Enough with those children and prayers.”

In a separate post, Psaki also used the tragedy to criticize the AFTER administration in Washington, DC

“When children are shot in their PEVs in the Catholic school mass, and your crime plan is that National Guards, descend, is reviewed around the DC, perhaps reviewing your strategy.”

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Press Secretary for the White House Karoline Leavitt He replied to his predecessor On Thursday, white emergency briefing.

“It’s the ultimate disregard that she destroys prayer in this country, and he does not respect millions of Americans believe. And I would encourage Mrs. Psaki to pray for these families, which now takes more than ever,” she said.

During her emission, Psaki replied to the same questions asked by the White House correspondents, including those on democratic leaders and psaks who criticize the outflow of “thought and prayers”.

“But here’s a thing, prayer is a powerful source of comfort for so many people around the world during hard times, including me,” she replied. “I feel completely that way. And what I said yesterday and I will say that only a prayer is not enough to prevent and end the crisis of arms violence in America.” It’s not. “Not.”

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MSNBC host continued speaking of the gun violence.

“We live in a country where there are more weapons from people. From the start of school year 1. August less than a month, and the fact that parents like our children are safe in school about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk about whether we should talk.”

She examined why Trump Administration did not support a universal background check for gun sales, more tighter limitation of mentally sick guns, noting that “most countries” support all three.

“Look, that this long epidemic of violence requires action. And when the children in the Sisters who pray to Mercy in Minnesota Catholic School in Minnesota Catholic School could no longer be the thought and prayer,” she added.

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