Posted on 08/26/2015 8:04:48 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Even though the gunman is still on the loose, The New York Post’s Bart Hubbuch wasted no time in exploiting the murders of reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward for political purposes. Hubbuch blamed the shootings on the NRA and then, quite bizarrely championed New York’s strict gun control claws.
The reason this is bizarre is because Bedford County, where the murders took place, is much safer than New York City, where crime is on the rise.
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Ahh, the narrative.
Here we go again, exploiting death for political advantage. Typical “progressive”. I guess this is another demonstration of that vaunted liberal compassion.
These things seem to happen whenever the left needs them. Maybe Wayne LaPierre was right about them.
How about blaming the killer? Now, there’s a novel concept.
Sympathies and prayers to the families, friends, and co-workers of the slain.
Don't give them any ideas!
Car control!!!
Write to Murdoch and demand that Hubbuch be fired immediately.
I guess blaming the actual shooter is too much to ask ...(sigh)
EXACTLY!!!!
Virginia law prescribes death by lethal injection for murderes.
Clearly, that should be changed. Death ... by Unga-Bunga!!!
The stupid is strong in this one.
5.56mm
Bart Hubbuch
New York Post NFL writer/columnist
Greater New York City AreaNewspapers
NFL writer/columnist
New York Post
October 2007 – Present (7 years 11 months)|Greater New York City Area
Responsible for writing game stories, breaking news, features and columns on the National Football League, as well as assisting in the newspaper’s coverage of the New York Giants and Jets. An earlier stint at the newspaper was as the beat writer responsible for writing game stories, breaking news, features and columns on baseball’s New York Mets.
Hubbuch blamed the shootings on the NRA.
News Flash.......
Turns out the NRA did not shoot these two people. Actually turned out to be a black man with evil in his heart.......
But thanks for playing Mr. Hubbuch!
Gov. Terry Mcaulif ran to the nearest microphone screaming “ GUN CONTROL ! “ .
LOLOL :D
(Hillary Clinton would be exempt, no doubt)
Unga-Gunga...mmm hopefully that is most cruel and extra unusual!
You really DON’T want death by Unga-Bunga.
I guess that means the AAA auto club must be responsible for the 33,000 U.S. road deaths in 2013.
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