Oh honey, NO! S.E. Cupp goes into TOTAL meltdown mode when slammed for shaming Trumpsters' 'giddiness' over #JussieHoax

There has to be something in the water at CNN … seriously.

S.E. Cupp used to be someone many of us on the Right looked up to, especially those of us who may lean a tad bit more libertarian on some issues, so to see her trying to shame ‘Trumpers’ who felt truly vindicated when the Jussie Smollett incident fell apart (like most of us knew it would), is so damn disappointing.

Because, you know, somehow this was all still the ‘Trumper’s’ fault.

Don’t make that face, we didn’t write her tweets.

The giddiness among Trumpsters over the Smollett news is gross. This story is awful. He allegedly abused police resources, exploited raw divisions in this country, and made it harder for every victim of a hate crime to report. This is sad no matter your politics.

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

Giddiness?

Would have been great if your profession chose the word “allegedly” more judiciously than you are now. That’s why we’re here fwiw https://t.co/aKgI3FBbDl

— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) February 17, 2019

True story.

What was I wrong about and whom did I smear? https://t.co/JmhXi6HjsP

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

Oh, just a bunch of Trump supporters. No biggie, S.E. *eye roll*

Note, she went off in QT (quote-tweet) on so many people on her feed that we’re just including those tweets since you can see who she is quoting and what they tweeted.

I didn’t condemn them at all. But revenge is a shallow end to an awful story with so many victims, including them. https://t.co/E3vlbxR1VT

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

Revenge? Oh brother.

As you know, Ive fought the narrative that all Trump voters are racists. I think your admitted giddiness undermines your message that you actually care about real racism. Instead you’re just pointing to fake racism and saying, “See? It doesn’t exist!” https://t.co/YfJHgfBcxS

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

Trumpsters just proving my point all night. I comment – for the first time- on Smollett, lamenting his awful, inexcusable exploitation of hate and division, and call out their giddiness over this awful, inexcusable exploitation. And they respond with… giddiness.

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

Wow.

I am also glad that the truth came out. But what was righted? Did we just solve anything? No, in fact Jussie’s story just set us back. How is that justice? https://t.co/aIllS5cCMr

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

The only way S.E. could understand why Trump supporters feel vindicated (again) is if she were somehow painted as a racist, dangerous bigot (even though she’s not) committing hate crimes (that she didn’t). And then she’d have to watch the media support those smears against her over and over again …

Maybe THEN she’d get it.

You can argue all you want that the Jussie story is vindication for Trump. That’s part of the story. But what he actually did is set a movement back. If you’re worried about race, gender, sex, trans threats…this imperils them all. That’s the important takeaway, not politics.

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) February 17, 2019

No one said it was vindication for Trump.