Hitler’s “solution” for that was to euthanize them. (Click here for story)
Photo: Rep. Cresent Hardy didn’t say disabled people should be killed. By clicking on the story link, you can listen to audio of what he did say about them.
P.S., this is what Rep. Hardy posted on Facebook about the Cliven Bundy standoff in his state:
“The events surrounding Cliven Bundy’s cattle are unfortunate and reflect a long-standing problem with Federal Government overreach. I have spoken with the Governor – he and I share concerns about the manner in which the BLM has handled the matter and I will continue to do all I can to help the Governor and local law enforcement seek a peaceful solution to a difficult problem.
While this issue involves Cliven’s cattle there are other critical issues at play. From free speech to property rights and from the role of government to second amendment rights a lot is at stake. I fully support and the rights of both Nevada residents and the Americans that have traveled from near and far to peacefully protest how their government chooses winners and losers.
I have been a vocal leader in the effort to return more of Nevada’s land currently held by the Federal Government to the rightful hands of Nevadans and will continue to do so in Congress. In the meantime, my thoughts and prayers are with all involved in this unfortunate situation and will stand with the Governor and local law enforcement leaders to do all we can to conclude this stand-off in a productive and safe way.”
I would be a little more straightforward than Rep. Hardy about armed insurrection against the government of the United States and outlaws aiming assault rifles at federal law enforcement officers: I would send in the National Guard. Mr. Hardy was first elected to Congress in the “Republican wave” of 2014, when many Democrats didn’t bother to vote.