Matt Taibbi

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Score -42

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No mention at all of the self-defense element in those cases. She also says Rittenhouse “shot and killed two BLM protesters.” Do you think she left out a key detail or two?

12/12/2024, 2:55:57 PM

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Matt Taibbi

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This by Joy Reid @msnbc is one of the most dishonest segments you’ll see. She companies Luigi Mangione to Kyle Rittenhouse and Daniel Penny, as if the “violence” was equivalent.

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