friday
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- Joined
- Apr 28, 2007
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- Florida
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- Political Leaning
- Very Conservative
Jared Loughner was a pothead loner whose reading list included the communist manifesto and mein kampf. While critically injuring the Democrat congresswoman, he also killed a Republican appointed judge. Predictably, the media immediately associated him with the TEA party, asked if Palin was responsible for his violence, and ignored years of Democrat political statements that were just as violent if not more than anything any TEA party person has ever said. Remember Obama saying "if they bring a knife, we'll bring a gun"? Remember Obama's pastor?
How about this, remember Obama saying we needed to not jump to conclusions when a muslim shot several people at Ft Hood?
Yet the media jumped on the story and had made all the assumptions before the blood on the ground dried. They lumped Loughner in with me and every other constitutionalist TEA Party member.
So the question stands, does the mainstream media owe the TEA Party a national and public apology?
How about this, remember Obama saying we needed to not jump to conclusions when a muslim shot several people at Ft Hood?
Yet the media jumped on the story and had made all the assumptions before the blood on the ground dried. They lumped Loughner in with me and every other constitutionalist TEA Party member.
So the question stands, does the mainstream media owe the TEA Party a national and public apology?