Poor Ryan J. Reilly.
He’s a ‘justice reporter’ (whatever the heck that is) for HuffPo and he’s a teensy bit upset with Sharyl Attkisson’s fact-checking of Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris’ lies about Michael Brown being murdered by a white cop.
Hey, at least he tagged her, right?
If you're going to criticize Democrats' lack of precision in their statements about Michael Brown's death, as @SharylAttkisson did here, then you probably shouldn’t completely ignore DOJ’s broader Ferguson investigation and write nonsense like this. pic.twitter.com/oVILVCnpjv
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) August 12, 2019
Except her entire article is based on the DOJ’s Ferguson investigation.
Sharyl responded:
What I wrote is factually correct. If you wish to dispute the Obama Justice Department's findings as "nonsense," better to troll them. https://t.co/8llfUbZXdj
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) August 12, 2019
Boom.
Take it up with the DOJ, pal.
He prattled on:
Maybe actually read the report? https://t.co/f0YPBvAMCM pic.twitter.com/vUSHjEhXug
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) August 12, 2019
Someone really needs to get this guy a mirror.
You can criticize Democrats’ Ferguson statements, as @DavidAFrench did here, and still acknowledge the broader reality of policing in St. Louis County. https://t.co/NJUYVNhkDf pic.twitter.com/1GMVBlvhGV
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) August 12, 2019
*sigh*
Bureaucrats and government lawyers using cops to collect a regressive tax through the enforcement of overbearing regulations by force seems like the type of thing that conservatives should care about! https://t.co/c2vb6t12Yt
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) August 12, 2019
And then a link to one of his own articles as some sort of proof.
CLASSIC.
Ryan sounds like a putz.
— TheHero ???⚾️ (@PhilosopherSto6) August 12, 2019
Seems a good many people on Twitter disagree with Ryan’s assessment of Sharyl’s reporting.
Lack of precision?
— Gerry Daly (@GerryDales) August 12, 2019
That’s code for, ‘He didn’t like what she wrote.’
Elizabeth Warren said Michael Brown was murdered. He was not. That is not imprecision, it's perpetuating a lie.
— Charro Avitia (@avitia_charro) August 12, 2019
Lack of precision? Show us how Elizabeth Warren's statement on the Michael Brown incident is factual in any way.
— Brent Walker (@CBrentWalker) August 12, 2019
Ah, the Huffington Compost. That explains it. ?
— Perezident 4 All (@Mr_Perezident_1) August 12, 2019
Seems his reputation precedes him.
I bet she knows what earplugs look like. pic.twitter.com/kr1QHywKb8
— Jason (@ShortKillChain) August 13, 2019
SEE? lol
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