John Rich Points Out Elephant in the Room, Asks Kamala Harris why she Visited Expelled Democrats in Tennessee but not the Families of the Transgender Shooter Victims

Country singer John Rich has been on a tear lately. Rich has not been shy about his politics and past support for former President Donald Trump.

Recently Rich has joined with many others in feeling that Bud Light’s new transgender campaign is not something he feels is appropriate, particularly after the deadly shooting at a Christian school in Nashville, TN, leaving 6 dead including 3 children.

Democrats have dragged their feet to label the apparent targeted attack as a hate crime. This comes despite their quickness to label a car that leaves skid marks on a rainbow crosswalk as a hate crime.

Many Christian conservatives can smell the perceived hatred and hypocrisy and Rich, along with some others in Nashville are unhappy. Recently, Rich chose to stop selling Bud Light at his bar. Now rich is calling out Vice President Kamala Harris for her apparent indifference to the Tennessee tragedy.

“Hey @VP why didn’t you make an effort to meet with the Christian families from Covenant school while you were in Music City? You were less than a 15 minute drive away from that location. Your word salad rings hollow.“

Hey @VP why didn't you make an effort to meet with the Christian families from Covenant school while you were in Music City? You were less than a 15 minute drive away from that location. Your word salad rings hollow. https://t.co/4RLpTEEyZq

— John Rich🇺🇸 (@johnrich) April 8, 2023

This was in response to Harris’ tweet that said:

“Today, I stood with parents, students, and the Tennessee Three. They won’t be silenced and their demands for gun reform must be heard. In Congress and in state legislatures around our nation, leaders must have the courage to act.”

It’s clear in the eyes of many that Democrats will play politics no matter what and aren’t worried about even pretending to not be hypocritical anymore.

In the United States, Christian conservatives feel under attack and swept under the rug in a nation that promises equality and freedom of religion and speech. Hopefully the pendulum can swing back some to calm the divisions rippling through the nation causing so much sadness.