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CNN host Van Jones retweets conspiracy theory claiming mass shootings are committed by Republicans

CNN’s Brian Stelter this morning called the spreading of Fake News and conspiracy theories about students from Stoneman Douglas HS “a form of pollution” that “poisons the environment for all of us” and that “it is making our society sick.”

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OK, then. What does Stelter think of his CNN colleague Van Jones retweeting this conspiracy theory that the “common denominators” in mass shootings is that they’re committed by “while males under 30″ with AR-15s” and they’re “Republicans”?

@LaurieShoe account was responding to this tweet from Van Jones:

Great job, CNN:

It’s not their best week, to say the least:

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