Aaron Rupar tweeting about 'crappy situation' at CNN inspires 'life comes at you fast' shot & chaser

As we told you earlier, the announced fast demise of CNN+ brought with it some mockery that wasn’t well-received by some journos, including Politico/MSNBC reporter Sam Stein, who said that cheering the failure is “gross.”

“Journalist” Aaron Rupar is among those offering his best to those who are affected at CNN:

my heart goes out to all of the CNN+ employees who left jobs to work there, and are now worrying about their futures. what a crappy situation.

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 21, 2022

An interesting dichotomy was then spotted in shot/chaser form:

https://t.co/R5PR3Km8nw pic.twitter.com/NSunsO9E3I

— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) April 21, 2022

Life comes at you fast https://t.co/zr6c77VkY1 pic.twitter.com/DnCZNezidp

— Sunny McSunnyface (@sunnyright) April 21, 2022

Wow, that escalated quickly!

Beautiful find. A+++++

— Deebs (@DeebsFLA) April 21, 2022

Obligatory:

They can build their own network https://t.co/hNuLXlOWzy

— Terry Kavanaugh..patriot (@genester123) April 21, 2022

That’s what we’ve been told!

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