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Gun control group wants Emily Miller fired
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"The [CSGV] yesterday launched an effort on its website and via Facebook to have Emily Miller, chief investigative reporter for WTTG, the Washington, D.C. Fox News affiliate, fired from her job for appearing at a gun rights rally several days ago in Virginia."
"CSGV said today... that more than 3,000 people have signed an on-line petition demanding that WTTG general manager Patrick Paolini pull the plug on Miller ..." ...
"Could it be that the gun prohibition lobby simply wants to silence Miller as an effective, and credible, voice? After all, it is being pointed out today that CSGV isn’t complaining that Everytown for Gun Safety ... is supporting a May 29-30 conference on 'how to correctly report on guns and gun violence' in Phoenix." ... |
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Millwright66
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| If you don't like the message, kill the messenger. Just another tactic straight out of Alinsky's "Rules For Radicals", (that he was plagerizing many previous propagandist and tyrannical regimes's MOs, didn't bother Saul, or lefty/progressive docents either.) Doubtless the same "intellectuals" will deny the reporter credentials to cover their events as well. |
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