UPDATE
He’s sticking by his claim that right-wing rhetoric and guns was behind the attack by a BLM and anti-gun activist:
Which, btw, doesn't change the fact I mentioned RW rhetoric & guns, and stick by that. I didn't blame a RWer. A whole lot of paranoid ppl can be radicalized by the rhetoric of Q, Soros, etc the RW has mainstreamed.
— Cliff Schecter (@cliffschecter) February 15, 2022
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Just to follow up on our posts from this morning, Cliff Schecter — a “Biden ’20 Ad Writer” is attempting to blame the assassination attempt on a Dem Louisville mayoral candidate on “conspiratorial right-wing rhetoric”:
Insane. Lunatic attempts to assassinate Louisville mayoral candidate. This is what conspiratorial right-wing rhetoric and guns everywhere gets us. I’m afraid this is going to get much, much worse https://t.co/mr2fJOiyw5
— Cliff Schecter (@cliffschecter) February 15, 2022
As we told you earlier, the suspect — Quintez Brown — is a local activist who rose to stardom during the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020:
Quintez Brown is a black nationalist, communist revolutionaire & BLM activist whose social media history shows left-wing conspiratorial rhetoric in regards to race & white supremacy. His crazy ideas were laundered into the mainstream through his role at the @courierjournal. https://t.co/JvETb96tWJ
— Andy Ngô 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) February 15, 2022
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And Brown is also anti-gun:
Do we know they’re Nazis? https://t.co/YHH712Z9vG pic.twitter.com/5CvEBmYGpt
— Max (@MaxNordau) February 15, 2022
So, not “right-wing.” Welcome to “The List”:
✍️uh✍️oh✍️ https://t.co/kABN2R14YK pic.twitter.com/tSoelxFf9A
— The List (@ListComesForAll) February 15, 2022
We’ll post his follow-up if he ever tweets one:
Follow up? https://t.co/7DWDzBOgMv
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) February 15, 2022
Screenshot for posterity:
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