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Brooke Baldwin suffers emotional breakdown LIVE on air. Suck it up cupcake.
I can’t stand back & watch this happen to a great American City, Minneapolis. A total lack of leadership. Either the very weak Radical Left Mayor, Jacob Frey, get his act together and bring the City under control, or I will send in the National Guard & get the job done right…..
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 29, 2020
We have seen this sequence of events multiple times. Wait for all the evidence before making a judgement.
More like voice of liberal media
Both these people seemed like jerks. It is hard not to laugh at this conflagration of liberal pieties.
“Franklin Templeton is a deep-pocketed firm that publicly damned Ms. Cooper as obviously a racist after taking very little time to weigh the facts, in a post that has generated hundreds of thousands of likes. This was tantamount to announcing that any other firm that might be interested in employing Ms. Cooper in the future was a haven for racism. What is she supposed to do with her life now? If I were Ms. Cooper, I would be focused on one potential source of income only: Suing my former employer for its libel and demanding a hefty sum.”
Kyle Smith:
“…Once again, further evidence upended the narrative of a viral video — but not before someone’s life and reputation were destroyed.
Funny thing about viral videos: They don’t necessarily give the full and complete context for what happened, do they? They might, for instance, begin only after someone does something bizarre and provocative but record solely the reaction. Covington was only 16 months ago. Did we learn anything from it? Apparently not. A similar thing happened in Central Park this weekend, the world reacted in the same way, and once again a misleading video made it appear that a target of a deliberate provocation was a racist for reacting understandably to the provocateur…”
He wasn't a spy…. he was hired by the FBI to secretly engage in conversations under false pretenses and then report back whatever he learned in those conversations.
But he wasn't a spy.
— L A R R Y (@LarryOConnor) May 22, 2018
The video of the arrest of George Floyd is disturbing. We need to wait for the case to work its way through the legal system or at least until we have a better and fuller understanding of the facts before we make a determination about who did what and why. As has happened over and over with issues like this the initial video is often incomplete and the initial reactions by viewers are usually wrong.
Tucker Carlson Monologue On Big Tech Censorship
"They're authoritarians. If they're willing to censor President @realDonaldTrump they will think nothing at all of silencing you, and they don't. They gladly do it & no one pushes back." pic.twitter.com/PDDBQf5xAs
— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) May 28, 2020
Do Americans want private social media companies restricting free speech? No. These companies are too big for America’s good. The situation requires government oversight. It is not often that I say that.
.@ShootersGrill update: Back in business, met payroll along the way, additional seating in parking lot is on its way. Glad to be heard because freedom is a right, not a permission. Thank you for your support. Now let's go win this Republican primary and fight for freedom in DC! pic.twitter.com/ORkidkMo0f
— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) May 27, 2020
Victor Davis Hanson:
“…Each day that the Obama administration fades into the past, its wrongdoings manage to wander back into the present.
After years of suppression, all sorts of strange events keep popping up to remind us of what little is left of the Obama years — the Susan Rice memo, Christopher Steele deleting his computer records, FBI-doctored and lost 302s, text messages wiped clean, the bizarre Obama January 5, 2017, Oval Office meeting, the ambush interview of Michael Flynn, the unmasking and leaking of redacted names swept up in reverse-targeting surveillance operations, the administration fraud perpetrated on the FISA courts. The list is so overwhelming and bizarre that it ensures that anything at any time can now appear. And the result keeps reminding Americans of how corrupt were the years between 2009 and 2017 and how untruthful was the coverage of such institutionalized wrongdoing…”