The National Laughinstock: Steve Scalise's Assassin Wasn't Incited by Rachel Maddow, or Bernie Sanders, or MSNBC, or CNN;
He Was Motivated By a Very Local Right Wing Pro-Trump Radio Host

Makes as much sense on anything else on CNN or the National Laughingstock, I guess.

A bizarre Washington Post article that ran over the weekend ("In Alexandria shooter’s hometown, rage-filled radio host channels middle America’s inner frustration") has readers shaking their heads in disbelief.

In Alexandria shooter’s home town, rage-filled radio host channels middle America’s inner frustration https://t.co/dTHkhjosDN

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 8, 2017

The article strongly suggests, without evidence, that left-wing terrorist James T. Hodgkinson was influenced by a right-wing radio host in his hometown.

The article notes that the radio host in question is a racist who drops the n-word with aplomb and likes talking up his Caucasian heritage.

So what experts does the National Laughingstock turn to as to whether they think that this pro-Trump goof could have influenced the Trump-hating Hodgkinson?

Why, they turned to this radio host's core audience, a group very familiar with his show:

The journalist went to a black church in town and apparently asked members if they thought Hodgkinson was influenced by Romanik.

Outstanding.

And #VeryFakeNews.

posted by Ace at 07:35 PM

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