In a very heartfelt and clear manner, Fox News host Megyn Kelly responded to the violent shooting of two police officers in Ferguson, Missouri, slamming those who rushed to a flawed judgment in the Michael Brown case, and hammering politicians and pundits for spreading a provably false lie by saying “enough is enough!”
Kelly also seemed perplexed that the national conversation about race tensions in Ferguson – or throughout the nation as in the New York City police executions – have not been shifting to the safety of our law enforcement.
Via Fox News Insider:
Kelly said that you would think the risks law enforcement face would be the focus of the national conversation.
“You would be wrong,” she said, explaining that the conversation has mostly consisted of a quick expression of sympathy for the two wounded officers, followed by a long justification for a protest movement which Kelly said was “based upon a lie.”
Kelly noted that political leaders and pundits slammed cops based on “the myth” that Michael Brown was shot by Darren Wilson while surrendering with his hands up.
“Enough is enough,” Kelly said. “Institutional racism is a real problem, but fanning the flames, rushing to judgment and failing to provide context is also deeply problematic and dangerous. And it needs to stop.”
Kelly was clearly fired up over the shootings in Ferguson, though stopping short of naming names. Names such as Eric Holder or President Obama, who several observers recognize as having fanned the flames for the violent protests being held out of pure ignorance of the facts.
Take a look …
Enough may be enough to the average individual, as Kelly clearly conveys. But it will never be enough for the race-baiters in the Obama administration and the liberal media.
Do you agree or disagree?
