Liberals lost their minds when Pat Smith spoke at the GOP convention last night. They can’t stand hearing someone who lost her son (and was lied to by Hillary Clinton about why it happened) telling the truth.
A liberal writer for GQ Magazine named Bethlehem Shoals even said on Twitter that he wanted to beat her to death.
Jammie Wearing Fools reported:
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GQ ‘Journalist’ on Pat Smith: ‘I would like to beat her to death’
The speech by one of Hillary Clinton’s Benghazi victims ruined the night for Chris Matthews, but it really hit home for this tool.
GQ writer says he wants to beat Pat Smith (mother of Benghazi victim who spoke today at co… https://t.co/SvoExaUOz3 pic.twitter.com/iP9N3IbfW7
— King Robbo (@realkingrobbo) July 19, 2016
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Shoals is obviously worried about blowback because he deleted the tweet and wrote an apology:
An Apology for Last Night’s Tweet
Last night, when Pat Smith was speaking onstage at the Republication National Convention, I tweeted that “no matter how many children she’s lost, I’d like to beat her to death.” That’s what I said, and I accept full responsibility for my actions and their consequences.
Why did I do it? It certainly wasn’t intended as a literal threat on a woman’s life. If anything, it was an extremely ill-advised attempt at satirizing the overall climate of the RNC. But with that kind of hateful language, an explanation just turns into rationalization.
I certainly didn’t help the situation by getting defensive and suggesting that Twitter, vile as it can be, is already a hotbed for this kind of discourse, or by arguing that my track record and reputation as a writer could provide any exculpatory context. Because what matters is that I said it. And I wish I could take it back.
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Uh huh.
Tell us more about how loving and open minded you are, liberals.
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