Following the 8th largest mass shooting in American history, and 18th school shooting in 2018 (and one-per-week since 2013), President Trump is set to address a mourning nation faced with an epidemic that is perhaps more of a problem than opioids.
President Trump tweeted his condolences this morning and called for flags to fly at half-mast...
My prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the terrible Florida shooting. No child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an American school.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 14, 2018
And then addressed the actual shooter"s situation...
So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior. Neighbors and classmates knew he was a big problem. Must always report such instances to authorities, again and again!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 15, 2018
President Trump is due to speak at 11ET...
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America"s deadliest modern mass shootings
Las Vegas shooting. (October 2, 2017) 58 killed, 527 injured
Pulse nightclub shooting. Orlando, Florida (June, 2016): 49 killed and more than 50 injured at a gay nightclub.
Virginia Tech shooting. Blacksburg, Virginia (April, 2007): 32 killed and 17 injured on campus.
Sandy Hook shooting. Newtown, Connecticut (December, 2012): 26 killed at an elementary school.
Texas church shooting: Sutherland Springs, Texas (November, 2017): 26 killed during a church service
Luby"s Cafeteria shooting. Killeen, Texas (October, 1991): 23 killed at a restaurant.
McDonald"s shooting. San Ysdiro, California (July, 1984): 21 killed at a McDonalds.
Stoneman school shooting. Parkland, Florida (February, 2018). 17 killed at a high school.
University of Texas Tower shooting. Austin, Texas (August, 1966): 16 killed in and around campus by a sharpshooter.
San Bernardino shooting. San Bernardino, California (December, 2015): 14 killed at holiday party at conference center.
Oklahoma post office shooting. Edmond, Oklahoma (August, 1986): 14 killed at a post office.
Fort Hood shooting. Fort Hood, Texas (November, 2009): 13 killed at a military base.
Columbine shooting. Littleton, Colorado (April, 1999): 13 killed at a high school.
Binghamton Civic Association shooting. Binghamton, New York (April, 2009): 13 killed at a community center for immigrants.
Walk of Death shootings. Camden, New Jersey. (September, 1949): 13 killed in businesses and on the street.
Wilkes-Barre shootings. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (September, 1982): 13, many of them related, killed at two homes.
Wah Mee shooting. Seattle, Washington (February, 1983): 13 killed at a gambling club in Chinatown.
Aurora movie theater shooting. Aurora, Colorado (July, 2012): 12 killed and 58 wounded at a cinema.
Navy Yard shooting. Washington, D.C. (September, 2013): 12 killed and 8 wounded at a military base.
There have been 18 school shootings in 2018 alone...
And 290 since 2013... or on average around one per week...
Totally agreed.
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