Articles: Jimmy Kimmel Lies about Trump Guns and the Mentally Ill
There is a delicious sense of irony in gun-control advocate Jimmy Kimmel beefing up his armed security after falsely claiming on his late-night talk show after the Las Vegas massacre that President Trump had made it easier for the mentally ill to get guns. Guns are okay to protect the liberal elites  but not for the rest of us  who can’t be trusted or don’t know any better.
Dr. Kimmel has no way of knowing even now that the Las Vegas shooter was mentally unstable. Certainly the meticulous planning and preparation by the shooter over a long period of time would seem to indicate that while the shooter was evil  he was perfectly competent and sane. Certainly Kimmel’s charge against  Trump  is not true: Noting that  President Trump  had offered prayers for the victims’ families  and that Sarah Huckabee Sanders  the White House press secretary  had said that this wasn’t the time for political debate   he  went on: “We have fifty-nine innocent people dead. It wasn’t their time  either. So I think now is the time for political debate.”  He  reminded  his  audience that  in February  Trump had signed a bill that made it easier for people with mental illness to buy guns. “The Senate Majority Leader  Mitch McConnell  the Speaker of the House  Paul Ryan  a number of other lawmakers who won’t do anything about this because the N.R.A. has their balls in a money clip  also sent their thoughts and their prayers today. Which is good. They should be praying. They should be praying for God to forgive them for letting the gun lobby run this country.”
What  President Trump  signed was a bill overturning an executive order that would tar the innocent with the broad brush of mental illness  people which included the elderly and veterans  in order to pursue the Obama administration’s gun control agenda:
Here's what happened earlier this year: Congress voted to overturn a last-minute Obama-era regulation that would give the Social Security Administration the power to revoke a person's Second Amendment rights based on whether  he  receives disability for a mental impairment that keeps  him  from working  or if  he  "[uses] a representative payee to help manage their benefits."
There is a delicious sense of irony in gun-control advocate Jimmy Kimmel beefing up his armed security after falsely claiming on his late-night talk show after the Las Vegas massacre that [TGT] had made it easier for the mentally ill to get guns. Guns are okay to protect the liberal elites  but not for the rest of us  who can’t be trusted or don’t know any better.
Dr. Kimmel has no way of knowing even now that the Las Vegas shooter was mentally unstable. Certainly the meticulous planning and preparation by the shooter over a long period of time would seem to indicate that while the shooter was evil  he was perfectly competent and sane. Certainly Kimmel’s charge against  [TGT]  is not true: Noting that  [TGT]had offered prayers for the victims’ families  and that Sarah Huckabee Sanders  the White House press secretary  had said that this wasn’t the time for political debate   [TGT]  went on: “We have fifty-nine innocent people dead. It wasn’t their time  either. So I think now is the time for political debate.”  He  reminded  his  audience that  in February  [TGT] had signed a bill that made it easier for people with mental illness to buy guns. “The Senate Majority Leader  Mitch McConnell  the Speaker of the House  Paul Ryan  a number of other lawmakers who won’t do anything about this because the N.R.A. has their balls in a money clip  also sent their thoughts and their prayers today. Which is good. They should be praying. They should be praying for God to forgive them for letting the gun lobby run this country.”
What  [TGT]signed was a bill overturning an executive order that would tar the innocent with the broad brush of mental illness  people which included the elderly and veterans  in order to pursue the Obama administration’s gun control agenda:
Here's what happened earlier this year: Congress voted to overturn a last-minute Obama-era regulation that would give the Social Security Administration the power to revoke a person's Second Amendment rights based on whether  he  receives disability for a mental impairment that keeps  him  from working  or if  he  "[uses] a representative payee to help manage their benefits."