year anniversary in nashville, tennessee, six innocents losiv.t their lives, three of them nine year olds. the faces of-year-ol these beaul children are imprinted on my heart. heart.any parent s in thisof the country, i wake up i nnmilies the middle of the night thinking about these families and praying fo prayir them. i cannot conceive of the depthsd of their pain. as americans, we need to haveen an open, honest discussion about how to protectren, our children to morrow. not decades from now. tomorrow. what is the real practical solution? what would actually save liveses ? republican talk of menta l health has merit, but how dof you fix this legislatively?s it s hard to think about. it seems nearly impossiblefix th to fix the human heart or the human mind from the halls of congress. humanand as for the drumbeat fn control, let s say just the theory that you abolish the second amendment and ban guns entirel y, that would fix precisely nothing. there ar fix precie currently mi
the confidence that their children are going to beeo safe . senator blackburne, one thing that s been on my heart whenatok i think about this issue, there was a case and it was madeleinee ohare who brought it the case that banned school prayer. hehar son ended up coming to faith. he became a minister. one and here is one thing that he said . he noted this because his baltimore public schools, where prayer was initially was banned, he said july 17th. nineteen sixty three was the first day baltimore heass children could not pray in schools. nefore that date, there had never beenve a murder in a baltimore school. how much of thisch is faith leaving the human heart in thisd mental illness we re seeing place and the cultural place we re ats causing the violence and chaos we re seeing in our schools? kayleigh, as a mother and a grandmother, i worry about this every single. and it is just of such concern to me. ealt when you talk about the mental health issues, people that arel