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They Want Another Scalise Style Shooting=> Jim Acosta Announces Kellyanne Conway No Longer Has Secret Service

By Cristina Laila
Published September 19, 2017 at 12:26pm
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The media wants another Scalise style shooting.

CNN’s Jim Acosta along with other media outlets have announced that Kellyanne Conway and Donald Trump Jr. no longer have Secret Service protection.

In mid-June Republican Representative Steve Scalise, the House Majority Whip, and two Capitol Police were shot during baseball practice at an Alexandria field.

Scalise was severely injured.  The House Whip was shot in the hip and tried to drag himself off the field. He is still in rehab for his injuries.

The shooter, James T. Hodgkinson was a Bernie supporter who was obsessed with Trump-Russia conspiracy theories. He was killed in the attack.

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The New York Times tipped off the GOP shooter on the GOP baseball practice field in an April article.

“When members of Congress practice in the early mornings in an Alexandrea, Va., public park for their Congressional Baseball Game,plainclothes United States Capital Police are sitting there in a blac S.U.V.”

As The Gateway Pundit reported Monday evening, The New York Times proudly announced Don Jr. no longer has Secret Service protection.

The New York Times learned nothing.

On Monday NY Times reporter Maggie Haberman wrote that Donald Trump Jr. gave up his Secret Service protection.

The media obviously doesn’t care about the safety of anyone in the Trump administration.

CNN’s Jim Acosta also tweeted out Monday evening, “Kellyanne Conway no longer receiving USSS protection per sources. Via and me.”

 

He also announced Don Jr. will be scaling back his SS protection.

Some of the reaction from Trump supporters:

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