OUTRAGEOUS – AT 2:51 P.M. ET:  You all saw the coverage of yesterday's "anti-gun" march in Washington, starring a bunch of teenagers who, I'm sure, consumed much pizza and very little knowledge.

Now, don't get me wrong.  I'm delighted to see young people engaged, but in this case it was clear they were thoroughly manipulated.  It was strictly a left-wing march.  No conservatives wanted.  And, certainly, no conservative solutions wanted.  Some people with direct connection to the tragedy in Florida, were conspicuously kept out.  From Breitbart: 

Hunter Pollack, the brother of Meadow Pollack, who was shot and killed in the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida, says he was denied an opportunity to speak at the March for Our Lives in Washington, DC.

Pollack’s father Andrew said they tried for two days to work with organizers for a chance to speak at the march but that organizers denied the request.

“At first they told him, yes, then it turned to no,” Pollack told Breitbart News. “They claimed no time.”

“I was going to give a speech about Meadow and how devastated I am and how we need to make change, but they won’t allow me to put my voice out,” Hunter said in an interview. “I feel that they don’t really care about the victims’ families. If they did, they would have let me speak, and they didn’t. I don’t know what this is about.”

What it's about, Hunter, is left-wing politics.  This is the way they play the game.

Hunter read part of his prepared speech on camera, which was shared on Facebook:

Hunter’s father, Andrew Pollack, shared his frustrations in a Facebook video on Saturday.

“My son, he got denied to speak at the march, so I’m not going to the march,” Pollack said. “He was pretty disappointed that he didn’t get to speak at this march. I guess he’s got a different agenda than their agenda.”

COMMENT:  I doubt if the grovelers at CNN will cover this story.  There were also Second Amendment supporters demonstrating in some cities yesterday.  Haven't seen any coverage.  If you have, please alert me.

March 25, 2018