Media can’t muster any outrage or coverage of violent comments from the left
The conservative media exploded in outrage over podcaster Jennifer Welch and her sidekick Angie "Pumps" Sullivan when they laughed uproariously over a joke about the Charlie Kirk assassination.
- CHARLAMAGNE THA GOD CALLS OUT DAVE CHAPPELLE'S KIRK COMMENTS, WOULDN'T WISH THEM 'ON MY WORST ENEMY' Welch is a popular figure, not only on her podcast, but on other liberal podcasts, where hosts think her nastiness is a balm.
- Sullivan felt it necessary to add, "Other than he was shot by somebody that was super-MAGA," and Welch echoed, "He was shot by a MAGA person." Late night host Jimmy Kimmel’s lie keeps getting repeated.
- Two days after the Welch giggles, comedian Dave Chappelle seconded that nasty emotion on the stage of his "Karmageddon" tour stop at Madison Square Garden: "It’s scary being a public speaker.
In spite of all the thrills traveling up the legs of the broadcast news veterans over the "blue tsunami" of the midterms, not everyone on the left is celebrating the victories with class and civility.
- Back in April, National Public Radio celebrated Chappelle in a long "Newsmakers" interview for YouTube – in large part because he donated a cool $5 million to the NPR station in Dayton, Ohio.
- Welch and Sullivan starred in a Bravo reality series called "Sweet Home Oklahoma." Their podcast is called "I’ve Had It," and conservatives have definitely had it with their ugly speech.
- CHAPPELLE, JENNIFER WELCH JOKES ABOUT KIRK'S MURDER PART OF PATTERN OF LEFTISTS FINDING HUMOR IN VIOLENCE So, there’s assassination commentary, and then there’s execution commentary.
- On Instagram, former CNN anchor Don Lemon touted her appearance on his show with the question: "In need of a political detox?" In Lemon’s head, it’s a purging of toxins to be toxic.
- Scott Galloway, a prominent multi-millionaire New York University professor and podcaster, acidly expressed that Elon Musk should be executed as a "traitor to the West." Why?
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