Could mass shooters have been stopped? Researcher Jillian Peterson says, “Every person we talked to said yes. One of them even said, ‘I think anyone could have stopped me.’” Peterson has studied hundreds of mass shootings and interviewed the gunmen themselves. Working with criminologist James Densley, she found that more than 90% of school shooters broadcast their plans — online or in person — before carrying out an attack. Their research also revealed consistent patterns. “We saw an early child

I offered $1,000 of my own money to any liberal who could provide proof President Trump committed sex crimes with Jeffrey Epstein. The best (a relative term) anyone could do was "Tom from San Diego" whose argument was "I don't know if she was raped, but she could have been." This is actually a perfect summation of the liberal argument about the Epstein files: No evidence whatsoever, just insinuation based on hatred for Trump. | Dan O'Donnell