RIP Hugo Chavez if reports accurate. One of a wave of Lefties who improved lives of South Americans
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Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) March 05, 2013That is an associate editor at The Daily Mirror. And he is not alone in his moral bankruptcy. Other members of the media also took to Twitter to expose their lack of moral compasses, upon the news of the death of tyrant Hugo Chavez.
I interviewed Hugo Chavez a few years ago in New York. I remember he walked into the interview singing instagr.am/p/WfifzzkgC4/—
Larry King (@kingsthings) March 05, 2013
PHOTO: Hugo Chavez wears a sombrero as he sings a Mexican ranchera song at a rally in 2005: apne.ws/166PFVU -CC—
The Associated Press (@AP) March 05, 2013
Gee, guys, what’s wrong with you? He was a crooner, don’t you know? NBC makes sure you know.
"To many he was a charming populist who sang and danced on his weekly television show and gave the impoverished a voice" -NBC on #Chavez—
Sister Toldjah (@sistertoldjah) March 05, 2013
As does a reporter at The Washington Post.
Favorite detail: Chavez once sang "O Sole Mio" with Julio Iglesias and Jiang Zemin on TV. Jiang sang in Spanish.—
Jia Lynn Yang (@jialynnyang) March 05, 2013
And there’s more:
RT @NBCNews: BREAKING: Hugo Chavez, socialist firebrand who led Venezuela since 1999, is dead at 58, NBC confirms—
Contessa Brewer (@contessabrewer) March 05, 2013
Just a little firebrand! Like your feisty grandpa!
First line of the @AP obit on Hugo Chavez: "President Hugo Chavez was a fighter."—
Adam Henry (@viewofadam) March 05, 2013
And a fighter!
. @AP calls Chavez a "masterful communicator." Yeah, if ranting for hours on television counts as that.—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) March 05, 2013
RT @yousefzadeh: Say "tyrant," guys. RT @nprnews: Venezuela's Chavez: An Outsized Personality, A Domineering Figure n.pr/10bqG3u—
Jeff Emanuel (@jeffemanuel) March 05, 2013
Of course @stltoday pubs glowing Chavez obit: stltoday.com/news/world/hug…—
Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 05, 2013
The repugnant just won’t end.
Get a load of this headline on Chavez' death. tinyurl.com/b8cry57 @greggutfeld @bostonrandy @seanagnew @Sean_For_3 #RedEye—
John Tandlich (@johntandlich) March 05, 2013
A hero. A hero.
For shame.
Will George Stephanopoulos weigh in to diminish Chavez’s evil, like he did with Kim Jong Un?
Stayed tuned.