He Says He Loves America, So Why is This Famous Country Singer Headlining an “Anti-Constitution Concert?”
Just because a guy goes on stage wearing cowboy boots and a cowboy hat doesn’t mean he’s a real patriot.
And such is the case with Tim McGraw.
His decision to headline a concert to benefit Sandy Hook victims isn’t as benevolent as it looks.
In fact, it clearly is anti-constitutional as the concert’s main goal is to limit Second Amendment freedoms.
Newsmax writes:
“ Country music superstar Tim McGraw will showcase a concert to benefit the organization Sandy Hook Promise, an anti-gun violence group organized after the 2012 elementary school shooting.
The July 17 concert also will feature Billy Currington, Chase Bryant and some special unannounced guests, according to the New York Post. “Tim McGraw: A Concert for Sandy Hook Promise” will be held at the XFINITY Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut.
WVIT-TV reported that McGraw touring band fiddle player Dean Brown is a friend to Mark Barden, a musician and father of a Daniel Barden, one of the 20 first-graders who died in the 2012 shooting incident.
“Out of this tragedy a group was formed that made a promise to honor the lives lost and turn it into a moment of transformation,” McGraw in a statement. “Sandy Hook Promise teaches that we can do something to protect our children from gun violence. I want to be a part of that promise – as a father and as a friend.”
Barden told WVIT-TV that he and his family were “humbled” by the news that the three-time Grammy winner, Brown and the band would headline the benefit concert.
There’s absolutely no doubt the tragedy in Newtown is something we can all rally around.
But working to undermine the Second Amendment is not how to avoid future tragedies like what happened in Sandy Hook.
Perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised by McGraw’s decision. Looks like he’s going to be using the weight of his celebrity to back Hillary Clinton.
Scary.
Will you listen to his music anymore (if you didn’t stop already)?
Poster Comment:
Tim, Tim, Tim, why, oh, why, would you do this stupid thing.