This is embarrassing for CNN.
Cuomo, who I believe is supposed to be a news anchor, mocking people who pray after an attack in California because we don't have strict enough gun laws is just embarrassing.
Whatever you think about the gun control debate, reporters attacking people's faith in a time of national tragedy so they can push a political agenda is just plain wrong.
And, of course, finishing off the thought with, literally, "everyone who doesn't agree with me wants children AND puppies to die" is just plain pathetic.
If prayers are worthy of mockery because they didn't stop the California attack, why aren't California's gun laws? Because they're the strictest in the country and they didn't stop it either.
Is Cuomo comfortable with reporters mocking gun control activists for their reaction to horrible attacks? Would it be OK for, say, Bret Baier to unleash a monologue about how gun control activists want kids and puppies to die because they push for the same laws that failed here?
Somehow I doubt it.
It turns out the California shooter actually beat Cuomo to making this argument. Attacking thoughts and prayers is apparently the last thing he did before brutally murdering 12 people. nypost.com/2018/11/09/ian…
After a bomb was sent to CNN, Coumo held Trump's irresponsible rhetoric at least partially responsible for it. What does he think about the California attacker using outrage at "thoughts and prayers" to justify his murders?
@ChrisCuomo You held President Trump's irresponsible rhetoric partially responsible for the bomb sent to CNN. Since the California attacker repeated your own rhetoric on "thoughts and prayers," will you apologize for your own public statements?
