LOL: Guy Benson lets Salon know how this Nat'l Anthem tweet could have been MUCH shorter

If you read Twitchy on Monday you heard about Salon’s scorching hot take concerning the National Anthem:

SLIPPERY SLOPE: Salon calls to examine the words and origins of another ‘neo-Confederate symbol’ https://t.co/ZSHAXKjoxE

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) August 29, 2017

It is time to examine the words and the origins of our national anthem, another neo-Confederate symbol https://t.co/DPCGi7PAyL

— Salon (@Salon) August 28, 2017

Guy Benson let Salon know how they could have made that tweet much shorter:

They might as well have just tweeted #MAGA https://t.co/PXK8Kiik2J

— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) August 29, 2017

Amazing, right?

Trump's reelection campaign no doubt appreciates the contribution.

— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) August 29, 2017

Without a doubt.

Yep, you heard it here folks, the Star Spangled Banner, our national anthem written in 1814 about the battle for Ft McHenry, is Confederate. https://t.co/DJraZeQFF5

— Caleb Raught (@CDRaught0451) August 29, 2017

They need to fact check when the National Anthem was written. Try they War of 1812.

— Mary M. Marty (@maymar635) August 29, 2017

Francis Scott Key composed his words well before the Civil War. He died in 1843. Salon is being stupid again.

— Paul Ladd (@PaulLadd1) August 29, 2017

The first sentence in that article is "Confederate war memorials are just the beginning."

Clearly on an agenda to destroy our country.

— Cynthia Schnepp (@CynthiaSchnepp) August 29, 2017

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