What. The. Hell. https://t.co/4QWdPtfQwS
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) June 13, 2015
Overnight at Dallas police headquarters, a gunman opened fire on officers and planted bombs that police later detonated. The shooter is now dead after a lengthy standoff, and fortunately (and amazingly) no officers were injured in the hail of bullets.
CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield had this unbelievable take:
.@TwitchyTeam, @michellemalkin, @CNN's @FWhitfield considers attacks on police "courageous and brave." https://t.co/xuyaxlgGdH
— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) June 13, 2015
@cnn what point is it courageous & brave?! If NOT crazy? U shouldn't let her share an opinion like that #represntsyou pic.twitter.com/eS5O7yEfaF
— ℜ??? (@Staples719) June 13, 2015
One more time: “It was very courageous and brave, if not crazy as well, to open fire on the police headquarters.”
Just wow.
@michellemalkin @johncardillo @TwitchyTeam @CNN @FWhitfield what a disgusting thing to say
— Brad Cooney (@bradcooney1) June 13, 2015
the Crazy Nuts Network RT @michellemalkin: What. The. Hell. https://t.co/wQRGvcDMhd
— Prudence Paine (@PruPaine) June 13, 2015
@michellemalkin Typical liberal thought process…attack the very people who keep you safe. Insane. What are their parents teaching them?
— Paulaspaulatics (@paulaspaulatics) June 13, 2015
@michellemalkin Proven Again!! you don't have to take an intelligence test to be on TV
— AnnieMacBakeShop (@AnnieMacBakes) June 13, 2015
@michellemalkin Breaking news helps @cnn ratings. Also reveals how stupid and awful their newsreaders are when they do not have a script
— Lead and Gold (@leadandgold_cdh) June 13, 2015
@michellemalkin This fundamental transformation is coming along nicely.
— TexasTeufelhunden (@BS3ringcircus) June 13, 2015
Update: The Fort Worth Police Officers Association didn’t find Whitfield’s remark at all appropriate:
@CNN & @FWhitfield should apologize immediately for this outlandish commentary in the #DallasPDShooting https://t.co/Z3a68Kk2va
— Fort Worth Police OA (@FWPOA) June 13, 2015