Go to hell.
The cases aren't even remotely similar. These are such garbage people. And I'm not just talking about the attorney, but the press outlets trying to push this divisive and dishonest garbage.
Why would @wolfblitzer even ask him about the Kenosha case?
The cases aren't even remotely similar. These are such garbage people. And I'm not just talking about the attorney, but the press outlets trying to push this divisive and dishonest garbage.
Why would @wolfblitzer even ask him about the Kenosha case?
https://twitter.com/CNNSitRoom/status/1461842276787830787
Despite what these deplorable clowns want you to think, today was an example of our justice system working correctly... not an indictment on our system. The flaws in our system, which do exist, were actually overcome in this case.
Every CNN show is basically starting with the premise that today's verdict was wrong because they spent so much time lying to their audience about what actually happened. And then they wonder why they have fewer viewers than midnight cooking shows.
https://twitter.com/NickFondacaro/status/1461879321073786893
It's just so frustrating watching people with such large platforms and so much power spend all their time misleading and trying to divide people. And in this case, they are also actively undermining our judicial system and encouraging unjustified outrage. Enough.
Questions: How is spreading falsehoods about cases and outcomes to undermine our Justice system any better than lying about voter fraud to undermine our electoral system?
Is encouraging riots in Kenosha based on falsehoods really that much better than encouraging them in D.C.?
Is encouraging riots in Kenosha based on falsehoods really that much better than encouraging them in D.C.?
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