llinois Dem blasted for calling Wisconsin
Christmas rampage ‘karma’
Posted By: Lets Go Brandon, 11/22/2021 11:15:45 AM
An Illinois Democrat has been blasted for describing the deadly Christmas parade rampage in Wisconsin as “karma” for the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse. Mary Lemanski, who is listed as the social media director for the Democratic Party in DuPage County, began her heartless online tirade by snarkily dismissing the tragedy as “just self-defense." “It was probably just self-defense,” Lemanski wrote in a tweet that appears to have since been deleted, according to Fox News. “Living in Wisconsin, he probably felt threatened,” another tweet, which was still online Monday morning, read — referring to the driver being held as a person of interest
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Jussie Smollett, Osundairo Brothers Went
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Prosecutor Says 6 replies
Through ‘Dry Run’ Of Hate Crime Hoax,
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Woman with spina bifida sues mom’s doctor
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been born 19 replies
for millions, says she never should have
been born 19 replies
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L.A. City Council Okays ‘Affordable
Housing’ Project on Edge of Pricey Venice
Beach Neighborhood 28 replies
Housing’ Project on Edge of Pricey Venice
Beach Neighborhood 28 replies
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Half of the units will house homeless people,
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From the same party that brought you, "Trump is so divisive." Can't you just feel the unity? The healing?