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'Nailed it': Buck Sexton eloquently sums up the inherent problem with virtue signaling

We thought it was bad before, but over the weekend, virtue signaling reached a fever pitch thanks to the media’s bogus narrative about Covington Catholic students’ encounter with Native American man Nathan Phillips. Many — though, in fairness, not all — on the Left have thrown decency and ethics out the window, libeling, slandering, and even threatening a group of young men whose actions were completely misrepresented and mischaracterized. And they’ve done this in the name of social justice.

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Earlier today, Buck Sexton eloquently and succinctly explained the inherent problem with virtue signaling like that being done with regard to the Covington students:

We couldn’t’ve said it better ourselves.

 

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