Our children have been under attack for a century and Obama wants to solve the problem by January ???? I don't think so.

<<<<  In 1927,  39 children were killed at school,  with a series of bombs.  More than this,  there are hundreds of violent school threats underreported,  each and everyday,  in our country.  We can improve our defenses against evil,  but we cannot eliminate its reality.  

Bath, Michigan, site of the worst school massacre in American history: 

Bath School disaster. School board member Andrew Kehoe set up a series of explosions in the Bath elementary school. That morning he killed his wife and detonated a bomb inside the school. As people amassed outside, Kehoe detonated his shrapnel-filled vehicle outside the school, in which he took his own life. The bombings constituted the deadliest act of mass murder in any type of school setting in U.S. history.  39 children and 6 adults  were killed and 58 injured.  That was back on May 18, 1927.  K12 Academics

Coming forward to yesterday:

Thursday, Dec. 20th,  at Central High,  here in the San Joaquin Valley of Southern California,  a freshman was taken into custody for taking a loaded pistol onto the campus.  He had been in a fight the day before,  and returned to the school,  today,  with the intentions of using the weapon. 

At Buchanan High School, on Thursday,  also,  in the Central Valley,of California,    a student was arrested for bringing three liquid type bombs onto that campus.  

In the wake of the Sandy Hood murders,  and with the two local incidences [above] in mind,  news stories that will never be posted in national news broadcasts,  I wonder just how much potential violence is on our school campuses on any given day of the week  . . . . .  hundreds of local incidences that, again,   will never go beyond the local news cast.     Clearly,  our children have been the targets of evil for nearly a century,  in this country,  alone.  For Obama to  call for a list of “solutions”  to be on his desk in a matter of three or four weeks,  is not only childish in its naivety,  but is as irresponsible as it gets. 

The idiocy of "immediate solutions:"

Even worse,  Obama will assimilate this material,  get a “plan” in his mind,  and then demand that Congress take immediate action without benefit of congressional process.  Once again,  it will be “my way or the highway,”  because  “I have already taken the time to prioritize a listing of meaningful solutions.”  

One thing for certain,  meaningful solutions never come from this type of demagoguery.