Andrew Pollack, the father of Meadow Pollack who was killed during the 2018 Parkland school shooting, dressed down those March for our Lives “jerk-off kids” led by activist David Hogg during a rally in support of Gov. Ron DeSantis last weekend.
Flanked by his son Hunter, Pollack praised Gov. DeSantis’s work to hold elected officials accountable for their actions.
The leader of March for our Lives, David Hogg, was quick to jump in front of a camera shortly after the shooting to call for gun reform and continues to advocate for the banning of firearms.
“Those jerk-off kids that did that march. They went and accomplished nothing.
When it came time for accountability and the cameras weren't here, they disappeared. Did you notice that?
Did you see any of those kids looking for accountability in Broward County? Holding the sheriff accountable? Holding the school district? No. The cameras left and they left,” said Pollack.
Andy is right. After the Parkland shooting, Hogg and others made it about themselves.
"Those jerk-off kids (@davidhogg111 ) that did that march. They went and accomplished nothing"- @AndrewPollackFL #FlPol#Florida pic.twitter.com/3X9MbGmr1i
— Javier Manjarres (@JavManjarres) October 17, 2022
Hogg and the other now-adults Pollack is referring to, have not been able to accomplish much for their cause and appear to have relegated themselves as mere cheerleaders for the anti-gun lobby.
A jury recently recommended a life sentence for the school shooter Nikolas Cruz. The Pollack family and other families victimized by the cowardly act of murder February 14, 2018, have sided with Gov. DeSantis in expressing disappointment in the jury’s findings.
For DeSantis and the families, the death penalty was warranted.
Now, DeSantis will push for the state’s death penalty law to be revisited.
