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[I watched a lot of yesterday’s TX Senate hearing and I heard no questions as to where Salvador Ramos got the money to buy his arsenal.

There has to be a reason why no one wants to know the details of where the money came from.

Steve Bannon this morning was asking again-—where did he get the money.]

Don’t just ask questions. Put yourself in his shoes. How would you get access to these things? Be creative. You’re looking to kill a bunch of random kids, and prepared to go out guns blazing.
A guy like that would be too ethical to carjack someone, put one in his head, and dump his carcass somewhere remote. Heck, Eagle Scout that he is, he’d never stoop to taking grandma’s truck without her permission. In fact, this kid is such a gem, he wouldn’t drive grandma’s truck even if she handed him the keys, for fear of scratching it up. Nope - he’d rather walk or take the bus.

Given the way stone killers have a rigid code of ethics, he couldn’t possibly have robbed anyone, sold drugs or pawned grandma’s valuables. And even if he were so inclined, police departments have a 100% clearance rate for these crimes, so he’d be in prison instead of in the morgue.

Being the sweet kid he was, he not only paid grandma for room and board - he gave her his entire paycheck. No way Jose did he have a penny to spend on weaponry.

Some people are casual about taking on debt. Not this kid. Neither a borrower nor a lender be was his motto. It’s one thing to shoot up a school, and quite another to leave a credit card balance unpaid, since he’d either be on Death Row or in the morgue.

The real bottom line? Someone put him up to it and paid for everything. I blame Charles Schwab.