[Nachum]

Quinn Campaign: We Didn’t ‘Thoroughly’ Read Controversial Nazi Story Must have skipped over part comparing black Republicans to Jewish Nazis

D'oh!

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

You have to tweet it, to find out what’s in it.

[a fool in paradise]

“WHATEVER.”

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

Notice carefully how there is not the slightest indication of whether or not the campaign agrees with the article or not.

They never say.

Their mistake, see, was to retweet the article without reading it.

Not agreeing with the article.

Compare and contrast with the comments Bundy is being charbroiled over.

I suspect that even 373,417 more iterations of this clear lesson in messaging will not teach Republicans how to manage themselves.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Some free advice to the Quinn campaign: stay away from anything written by that douchebag Neil Steinberg. Unless you believe what he writes — then you have another problem.

[tcrlaf]

Over the weekend, note the STARK differences in the way this is covered, compared to the Bevin and Bundy stories.

[jiggyboy]

“We retweeted a local publication’s news story on Twitter last week before thoroughly reading it ..." The comparison of black Republicans to Jewish Nazi came just three paragraphs—or less than 100 words—into Sun Times columnist Neil Steinberg’s article.

Ha, I'd say that's about par for the course for half of the posters here on FR too. I've seen people who obviously didn't even make it through the headline.

[Savage Beast]

"We Didn’t ‘Thoroughly’ Read Controversial Nazi Story"

So what? Democrat politicians didn't read the 2,000+ page Obamacare legislation AT ALL before they passed it into law.

They didn't know what the laws they were passing were, but that didn't slow them down a bit.

And the American people continue to vote for these people. No wonder Putin, the Chinese, and everyone else consider Americans to be fools. They are.