Posted on 04/14/2018 11:14:34 AM PDT by rktman
A one-sided Wednesday report at CBS News tried to convince readers that University of Tennessee-Chattanooga student Brenna Spencer's "I don't take normal graduation photos" tweet picturing her with a firearm generated significant "backlash."
To create a false impression, the network cited critical tweets from two users with a combined eight Twitter followers, ignoring far more significant support Spencer received, including two Second Amendment-supporting women with a combined 160,000 followers.
CBS's unbylined April 11 story only headlined "backlash":
Woman's gun-toting "graduation photo" sparks backlash online
A University of Tennessee-Chattanooga senior's graduation photo has generated controversy on social media. In the photo, Brenna Spencer is seen wearing a bright pink "Women for Trump" T-shirt with white jeans. A black handgun is tucked into her waistband.
Spencer shared the photo on Twitter Saturday and captioned the post: "I don't take normal college graduation photos."
Some of her followers praised the photo.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
If I wasn’t married.....
PS- That youngin's fairly hot. Hehehe. d;^)
After viewing your post, I now consider you my all time Hero.
Top shelf wifey and reproductive partner material would you and I under 40 again..lol
She’s southern. So she knows how to coo
Man when I was at Ole Miss late 70s I was surrounded by honeys like her
I thought the whole world was like that....I learned nope
I had the privilege of a special time and place
It really please me though to see such a convergence of beauty and smarts and right mindedness still exists in America
Her mommy and daddy musta taught her right
Dillion precision the John Deere green of reloading. I was reading the sales circular when my wife saw the flyers cover. That led to quite a conversation about what I was was shopping for. Love that blue.
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