It’s been about a month since, on an after-dinner walk with her father Jim and a friend, Kathryn Steinle was shot in the back while standing on San Francisco’s Pier 14.  After crying out, “Dad, help me!,” Steinle fell to the ground and, as a direct result of a gunshot wound that pierced her aorta, bled out almost immediately. Steinle’s life was cut short by a drug-addled illegal felon named Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, who, after being arrested and deported five times, returned to San Francisco to spend his free time roaming around a city that provided sanctuary for him – but not for Kate.  In the 30 days following Kate’s death, America has been sucked farther down into a bottomless pit of progressive horror and bombarded with an unending barrage of shock and devastation.  At a Navy recruiting station in Chattanooga, Tennessee, five unarmed soldiers were ambushed and killed by an ISIS sympathizer named Muhammad Youssef...(Read Full Article)