There’s something profoundly unmanly about pretending to be something that you’re not. If you don’t know how to play with guns, don’t go around acting like you do. Democrats have broken that rule twice now in an election focused on their efforts to redefine masculinity.
On Tuesday, the anti-gun opponent of Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., became the second example of a Democrat humiliating himself with firearms and then posting about it.
Missouri Democrat Senate candidate Lucas Kunce published photos of the scene on X wherein a reporter covering the campaign event was apparently injured by shrapnel.
“Great day at the range today,” Kunce said. “Shrapnel can always fly when you hit a target like today.”
The images also showed the group, including disgraced ex-Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger, only about five- to seven yards away from the metal targets.
Great day at the range today with my friend @AdamKinzinger. We got to hang out with some union workers while exercising our freedom. Always have your first aid kit handy. Shrapnel can always fly when you hit a target like today, and you’ve got to be ready to go. We had four first… pic.twitter.com/Qu4YxfrtrU
— Lucas Kunce (@LucasKunceMO) October 23, 2024
Federalist CEO Sean Davis outlined the “multitudes” of issues in the photos the Democrat posted online. The close range from which the shooters fired “could’ve killed somebody given the force with which the bullets will ricochet off the steel targets at [that] distance.”
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