Get a grip.
Are you trying for a new low for yourself here by dragging your union schtick into this?
The mother is dead, shot by her own son, along with over 20 children and other teachers. And you're strutting your union spiel around? Seriously?
I am fearful when a tragedy strikes and we get into the blame placing by innuendo.
We might do better to spend our energies praying for those heart-broken parents as well as that whole community than immediately spewing unfounded ideas about blame.
Let the authorities do their job.
For the sake of all the children who escaped the carnage let us focus on their well being in the immediate future.
I was the mother of four small girls when, years ago, a man named Richard Speck, murdered six student nurses in cold blood.
I walked into my children's bedroom where they lay peacefully sleeping and stifled panic-stricken sobs of overwhelming fear at our vulnerability.
I knew I had to get a grip and I did.
Mainly, I decided to let my love for my children be my daily guiding force.
I pray that, once the authorities have finished gathering the facts in this tragedy we may come up with some concrete ideas to protect against it happening again.
God bless the parents, fellow students, faculty, police officers and neighbors of these innocents.