RootsAction national director Norman Solomon has published an open letter to President Joe Biden that begins:

You’ve often spoken of how much you care about children and how terrible it is when they’re murdered. “Too many schools, too many everyday places have become killing fields,” you said at the White House last spring on the one-year anniversary of the school shooting in Uvalde. At the time of that tragedy in Texas, you had quickly gone on live television, speaking gravely. . . .

And you asked plaintively: “Why are we willing to live with this carnage? Why do we keep letting this happen? Where in God’s name is our backbone to have the courage to deal with it and stand up to the lobbies?”

And where is it now, Norman asks the President, when it comes to the mass killing of children in Gaza with the support of the U.S. government?

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Norman closes his letter to President Biden with these words:

When three 9-year-old students were among those shot to death at a school in Nashville last March, you spoke about them the next day. “A family’s worst nightmare has occurred,” you said. “Those children should all be with us still,” you said. And you said: “We know the names of the victims.” But you don’t know the names of the children you’ve helped to murder in Gaza. And there are so many.

Click here to ask President Biden and your Representative and Senators to learn the names of the children that the U.S. government has helped to kill in Gaza.

If the list is too long for them, they can at least stop enlarging it.

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