Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Given the aftermath of Rand Paul’s brutal attack and how the media treated it/him and how DCUM STILL behaves regarding that attack, I’m surprised about how outraged people are here
Can you link to a long list of politicians who suggested it was male prostitution?
Can you link to national news stories pushing one (false) narrative while PLAYING THE CONTRADICTORY VIDEO?
Can you explain how a politically motivated stranger breaking into your house with a weapon because you are married to a politican is the same as an ongoing dispute between neighbors that crossed the line into violence?
I don't disagree with you - the Rand Paul attack was brutal and people mocking him is ahole behavior. Nevertheless I am not sure the two situations are exaatcly comparable. And a few jerks being mean is not the same as freaking Fox News - or any other national broadcast corp - trying to frame the victime despite clear contradictory evidence.
Both crappy but not the same.
There was an image posted above, which now seems to be broken. But here is a list with some:
Examples of elected officials and candidates who spread doubt, disinformation and conspiracy theories about the Pelosi attack:
Senator Ted Cruz
Republican of Texas
Amplified doubts that all facts were being disclosed.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene
Republican of Georgia
Suggested Mr. Pelosi knew his attacker.
Representative Clay Higgins
Republican of Louisiana
Suggested the attack involved male prostitution.
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson
Republican of North Carolina
Raised doubts about the details of the attack.
Mary Williams Benefield
Republican statehouse candidate of Georgia
Suggested the attack might have been staged.
State Senator Wendy Rogers
Republican of Arizona
Suggested the attack might have been staged.
State Representative Anthony Sabatini
Republican of Florida
Suggested that the Pelosis are hiding vital information.
Representative Claudia Tenney
Republican of New York
Amplified a conspiracy theory about an extramarital gay affair.
Other Prominent figures who spread doubt, disinformation and conspiracy theories about the Pelosi attack:
Glenn Beck
Conservative commentator
Raised doubts about the details of the attack.
Tucker Carlson
Fox News host
Raised doubts about the details of the attack.
Dinesh D’Souza
Conservative commentator
Claimed the attack involved an extramarital gay affair.
Ryan Fournier
Founder, Students for Trump
Claimed details about the attacker were fabricated.
Sebastian Gorka
Former Trump adviser and podcast host
Raised doubts about the details of the attack.
Pete Hegseth
Fox News host
Raised doubts that all facts were being disclosed.
Megyn Kelly
Talk show host
Raised doubts that all facts were being disclosed.
Elon Musk
Chief executive of Twitter and Tesla
Amplified a conspiracy theory about male prostitution.
Devin Nunes
Former representative of California
Repeated a false report that the attacker was in his underwear.
Michael Savage
Talk show host
Raised doubts that all facts were being disclosed.
Roger Stone
Trump associate
Suggested the attack was staged.
Donald J. Trump
Former president
Suggested the attack was staged.
Royce White
House candidate of Minnesota
Claimed the attack involved an extramarital gay affair.
And there are many, many more, including blue-check-marked conservatives on twitter with thousands of followers who are STILL, AS OF THIS WEEK trying to push those kinds of debunked smear and disinfo campaigns.