Pro-Gun Control Witness Stuns Sen. Kennedy With Shocking Admission

Senator John Kennedy was left stunned by a witness’ commitment to the insanity of social justice ideology.

At a hearing titled “The Gun Violence Epidemic: A Public Health Crisis,” Sen. Kennedy questioned Dr. Franklin N. Cosey-Gay and other witnesses who were advocating for more gun control. Cosey-Gay is the director of the Chicago Center for Youth Violence Prevention, which takes an ineffective “root causes” approach to fighting crime that strips criminals of all responsibility for their actions and instead outsources it to poverty and the elusive forces of racism. 

After pressing other witnesses on the failures of progressive leaders to enforce laws already on the books and put criminals caught illegally possessing firearms in prison, he asked Cosey-Gay “You said no one should be judged by the worst thing they have done in their lives. If one of these young doctors sitting behind you, god forbid, walks out on the streets of Washington, D.C., and is raped or sodomized, you don‘t think the rapist should be judged?”

“I don‘t think it should be terminal, it shouldn’t be for the rest of their lives,” Cosey-Gay shockingly responded.

“You think we should forgive them and not give them any punishment? You think nobody is responsible for their actions?” Sen. Kennedy asked 

“I believe in responsibility, but I believe in forgiveness,” Cosey-Gay replied, prompting a “wow” from a stunned Sen. Kennedy. 

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Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking the Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry and The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros

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