The leftist media is tripping all over themselves in a frantic effort to weaponize the slaughter of 19 young children and their teachers at a Texas elementary school to score political points by churning out propaganda to demonize Republicans for the actions of the deranged monster who took their lives.
But The Washington Post may have shot itself in the foot with what it promoted as a major scoop.
The intrepid muckrakers at WaPo breathlessly broke the story that the owners of Daniel Defense, the manufacturer of the rifle that was used by 18-year-old shooter Salvador Ramos during his killing spree, have donated money to the GOP, not exactly a stunning bombshell when considering that the Republican Party isn’t actively working to put gunmakers out of business.
According to the paper, the company’s owners are “deep-pocketed Republican donors, giving to candidates and committees at the federal and state level aligned against limits on access to assault rifles and other semiautomatic weapons.”
Maker of rifle in Texas massacre is deep-pocketed GOP donor
by @isaacstanbecker https://t.co/84uVugNUPt
— Matea Gold (@mateagold) May 27, 2022
“The owners of the Georgia-based company have donated more than $70,000 directly to GOP candidates for federal office this election cycle, according to a review of filings with the Federal Election Commission. Daniel Defense itself gave $100,000 last year to a PAC backing incumbent Republican senators,” according to WaPo.
The paper also struck out at former NFL superstar and GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker in a sleazy effort to insinuate that he bears some of the blame for the Uvalde massacre.
“The beneficiaries of the couple’s political contributions include at least one candidate who emerged victorious in Tuesday’s primary contests, Herschel Walker. The former football star is running for the U.S. Senate in Georgia with former president Donald Trump’s endorsement. Asked Tuesday night whether he would support new gun legislation, Walker said, “What I like to do is see it and everything and stuff.”
Twitter users just weren’t having it and fired back at WaPo and its shifting of the blame away from the actual shooter.
What about the shooter? Why is this news? Get your priorities in order.
— Bill Sweet Merciful Crap McBride (@gilescorey) May 27, 2022
You mean a company that builds completely legal products backs the party that opposes unconstitutional attacks on their business? Shocking.
— Jack’s Rhetorical Buzzsaw (@JackMartensite) May 27, 2022
And why wouldn’t they be? Dems are trying to run them out of business. GTFO
— Ken Tenma (@kenetenma) May 27, 2022
Whoa, I can’t believe a manufacturer would support a party that doesn’t want to put it out of business.
— jon_e5 (@E5Jon) May 27, 2022
And? This is stupid. Everyone should want to know how the shooter was able to afford 2 of these and all the ammo he had.
— Kristi (@Kristi_Weaver4) May 27, 2022
This is “news”? Another laughable activist posing as a journalist.
— Christy (@NoDramaGal) May 27, 2022
What some including Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” pointed out is that the media wasn’t exactly beating down the doors of the manufacturer of the SUV that was used as a murder weapon by a murderous black supremacist who drove his vehicle through a crowd of white people at a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin last year, killing six and injuring dozens including children and members of the Dancing Grannies performing group.
“Help me understand. Were there stories on the car manufacturer after the Waukesha Massacre?” Whitlock asked.
Help me understand. Were there stories on the car manufacturer after the Waukesha Massacre? https://t.co/z3dUd6cSDF
— Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason) May 27, 2022
Others had the same question.
The UAW that represents the workers that built the van used in the Waukesha killings is a deep-pocketed donor to Dems. Your point?
— Flatten Your Own Damn Curve (@GermanShepher10) May 27, 2022
Any update on the political donations of the automaker for the car used in the Waukesha massacre? https://t.co/SNnMV5Z4bW
— Sunny McSunnyface (@sunnyright) May 27, 2022
What about the maker of the automobile in the Waukesha massacre? Seriously?
— James Baker (@JDtheDJ2004) May 27, 2022
The family-owned gunmaker has been targeted by the gun-grabbing left over an ad that featured a child with one of its products.
Among those taking to Twitter to attack Daniel Defense is Lincoln Project grifter Steve Schmidt who appears to have finally recovered from a weeklong meltdown about Meghan McCain’s new book.
.@DanielDefense This is a tweet from the manufacturer of the lethal AR-15. It was from 16 May, 2022.
This is sick. This is demented and deranged.
No child should be near a weapon like that (ever)
This company should be bankrupted and it’s sick owners put out of business pic.twitter.com/eAnZcrzoVh
— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) May 27, 2022
Deranged, aging, unmarried and childless YouTuber Keith Olbermann, who was once a heavy hitter at MSNBC and ESPN but who is now relegated to making angry videos and tweeting from the lonely confines of his New York City apartment, joined the piling on of Daniel Defense.
Manufacturer of the Uvalde Baby Slaughterer's weapon, @DanielDefense has bailed out of the @NRA convention and protected their tweets…
Because selling guns to kids to carry out Republican-endorsed school carnage isn't a problem for that but mean tweets are.
More cowards. pic.twitter.com/MniUGPYZqm
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) May 26, 2022
The one thing about the leftist media and its Twitter trolls is that their hit pieces and smear jobs are so transparent in their dishonesty that normal people tune them out.
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