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Kristen Welker Blames the Administration for Alex Pretti’s Death

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Alex Pretti, who was shot during a radical demonstration, was not protesting peacefully, was armed, and resisted arrest. He chose to put himself in that position. Law enforcement has to make split-second decisions over life or death.  They don’t have to sacrifice their lives when they are in danger.

Kristen Welker tried to blame Donald Trump instead of the radical state and city administration, who are encouraging violence and supporting far-left extremists serving as a street mob.

Todd Blanche did not let her pass the blame to people who are not guilty. As he said, this isn’t happening all over the country for a reason. Balnche also explained that we all have to wait for the investigation. Currently, it is not clear exactly what happened.

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The Prisoner
The Prisoner
19 days ago

Wow I just saw Maria B on The RINO Channel is up in arms over the shooting, blaming ICE for a horrible mistake. Her gullible viewers will still watch.

Taras Bulba
Taras Bulba
19 days ago

Braindead Welker should put the blame where it belongs! On Prettis! You do not bring a Sig Sauer P320 AXG Combat Custom Works 9mm pistol with reflex sight and two full magazines of hollow points to a peaceful protest!

Hingie
Hingie
19 days ago

If you are willing to be stupid and show up with a gun to a scene where federal agents are, then you get what you ask for. Sheesh. Stupid is as stupid does.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
19 days ago
Reply to  Hingie

it’s in every training program for law enforcement. If you brandish a gun and refuse to cooperate you get shot and the agents get to go home tonight.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
19 days ago

Look at Blanche on leftist TV playing hero. It is an act. He makes promises while blocking law enforcement in the backrooms. He and Welker are more or less allies.