Beautiful.
Fox News’ Brit Hume posed that question to Twitter liberals. You see, as Twitchy has reported, Wendy Davis has grossly attained hero status in the alleged minds of many liberals. Why? For a filibuster to kill a bill that would protect unborn babies from being killed in the womb after 20 weeks. Morally bankrupt much?
Hume snarkily wondered why her filibuster was totally hunky-dory (Hint: Because abortion). Enter trolls!
https://twitter.com/dankennedy_nu/statuses/350042611786055680
Oh man. You stepped in it now, dude. No one can take on Twitter trolls with as much aplomb as Mr. Hume can.
Read. And learn!
@dankennedy_nu @DaTechGuyblog What a silly tweet. Just take a look here: http://t.co/Ha5aKsIN1B and here: http://t.co/Cy43nLmJV9
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
Silly is one (awesome) way to put it.
@brithume waiting for so called journalists to see distinction between davis filibuster and the 'filibuster' that happens in dc #holdbreathe
— smt (@inconspicuous) June 27, 2013
@inconspicuous You mean the absence of screaming protesters to help him during Rand Paul's 13-hour filibuster back in March?
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
Bam!
https://twitter.com/London_NY_2013/status/350044595612160000
@London_NY_2013 Tell that to Rand Paul. And he didn't have a gallery packed with disruptive protesters to help his 13-hour filibuster.
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
https://twitter.com/dankennedy_nu/status/350047065683931138
@dankennedy_nu @DaTechGuyblog That's nice, But my tweet was about liberals who favor abolishing the filibuster, No comma after "liberals."
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
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Snicker.
https://twitter.com/Iskaros93/status/350060592205271040
@Iskaros93 You mean filibusters like the one Rand Paul conducted in March? 13 hours, no phone book. And no mob in the gallery to help.
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
Facts are hard to the Left.
https://twitter.com/dankennedy_nu/status/350061627405639680
Sigh. The tired and lame Fox News slam appears, natch.
@dankennedy_nu You accuse me, by implication, of something I didn't say. Called on it, you respond by attacking Fox News. And you teach?
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
Zing!
https://twitter.com/dankennedy_nu/status/350068750361432064
@dankennedy_nu I responded with examples of the kind of liberals my tweet was about. You, responding to me, tried to change the subject.
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
Well, to be fair, that’s because you were confusing him with pesky facts and logic and such, Mr. Hume. Also, you totally took him to the woodshed as only you can.
Hume then points out a particularly nasty piece of Twitter work.
This is a truly remarkable exchange reflecting what some women think about pregnancy. https://t.co/YEtj6gjEde
— Brit Hume (@brithume) June 27, 2013
The Twitter user deleted the horrible tweet, but others captured it in all its foul glory before the account was suspended:
“@mishellie30: An unwanted zygote lives inside of a woman using her nutrients to grow against her will. It's essentially a tapeworm.” W.T.F.
— Maegan Escamilla (@maeganrenee8) June 27, 2013
A tapeworm.
As Brit Hume himself would say, “this is where the culture of abortion can lead.”
Never change, Mr. Hume.
Related:
Hilarious: Classy Brit Hume takes Twitter troll to task as only he can
Boom! Laura Ingraham destroys ‘hero’ Wendy Davis with one question
Delicious: Pro-aborts lose control of pathetic #PissedAtPerry hashtag; Conservatives dominate
Non-partisan? Wink! Guess how media reported @BarackObama ‘standing with’ Wendy Davis
Celebs, @BarackObama cheer on pro-choice filibuster; Wendy Davis 2016?
#TexasSpring: Morally bankrupt mob declares abortion screamfest the new Arab Spring
Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis vows 13-hour filibuster to kill 20-week limit on abortion
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