Kent State ‘gun girl’ confronted by protesters at Ohio University

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Conservative gun-rights activist, Kaitlin Bennett, got her first claim to fame as the Kent State ‘gun girl’. when in May 2018 she posed with an AR-10 rifle right after her graduation from Kent State University. Kaitlin wore a short white dress with her rifle slung over her shoulder. She also flashed her graduation cap that read โ€œCome and take it.โ€

On Monday, February 17, 2020, Kaitlin returned to Ohioย University to shoot a video where she asked students trivia questions about Presidents Day. Instead she was confronted by protesters and driven from campus while

โ€œThis is what happens when a Trump supporter goes to a college campus. Leftists at @ohiou started a riot when @Joelpatrick1776 and I showed up, and the @oupolice let it happen,โ€ Bennett tweeted. โ€œI think @realDonaldTrump should strip funding from universities like this that harbor terrorists.โ€

Ohio University students riot and LOSE THEIR MINDS when Kent State Gun Girl comes to defend the 2nd amendment and speak on Campus.

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