“First off, I want to give all glory to God. Without Him none of this is possible and I truly mean that.”
Patrick Mahomes on CBS after another incredible win and a 3rd straight Super Bowl berth.
No place is safe from the threat of mass shootings in America anymore, but the reports coming out about Andy Reid and Trey Smith show how amazing they are and provide a lesson for all of us. Andy Reid took time to comfort kids at the scene during the shooting. Offensive Lineman Trey Smith was sheltered in place with many others in a closet and even comforted a child by sharing his @WWE Championship belt with him and telling him, “Hey buddy, you’re a champion. No one’s going to hurt you, man. We’ve got your back.” Andy Reid, Trey Smith, those children and everyone at that Super Bowl parade should have never been in the life threatening situation they were put in. We can all agree that mass shootings and gun violence are a problem in our country and our children shouldn’t be exposed to it. Andy Reid and Trey Smith’s immediate concern for the safety and well being of children is something all our politicians could learn from. This is not a political issue. There should be no opposing sides. Let’s work together and fix this problem. Think about the children and the America they are growing up in. We as a country have to throw away the titles of Democrats, Republicans, independents and all in between to unite and end our issues with gun violence and mass shootings. We are all protectors of something. We need our politicians to prioritize protecting our children instead of protecting their pockets.
I’d really like @tkelce & @JasonKelce to invite @JasonKander on @newheightshow. Kander, a vet who knows and lives in the intersection of realistic gun reform and mental health. Plus he’s a Kansas Citian. Let’s elevate voices who actually might be able to make change.
Big Red used to literally get more mad at us for disrespecting an opponent and giving “bulletin board material” than for blowing an assignment in the game. He don’t play that.
Which makes the whole “everyone hates the chiefs..chiefs are cocky” mantra so confusing. I don’t get it