Angie Craig’s office criticizes Fox
News after receiving threatening messages
over DC attack
Posted By: NorthernDog, 2/18/2023 11:25:09 PM
The office of Rep. Angie Craig (D-Minn.) is criticizing Fox News after the lawmaker received a number of vulgar and threatening messages after a man attacked her in her Washington, D.C. apartment building. Some of the audio recordings mention a segment on “The Five” and then criticize Craig in the wake of the attack in which an assailant grabbed her by the neck and punched her in the face. “I’m listening to your story on ‘The Five,'” one person says in one of the recordings. The person then incorrectly says that Craig got attacked in Minnesota before continuing. “Well that’s
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Angie Craig’s office criticizes Fox
News after receiving threatening messages
over DC attack 8 replies
News after receiving threatening messages
over DC attack 8 replies
The office of Rep. Angie Craig (D-Minn.) is criticizing Fox News after the lawmaker received a number of vulgar and threatening messages after a man attacked her in her Washington, D.C. apartment building. Some of the audio recordings mention a segment on “The Five” and then criticize Craig in the wake of the attack in which an assailant grabbed her by the neck and punched her in the face. “I’m listening to your story on ‘The Five,'” one person says in one of the recordings. The person then incorrectly says that Craig got attacked in Minnesota before continuing. “Well that’s
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in Speech on Climate Change at Munich
Security Conference 15 replies
in Speech on Climate Change at Munich
Security Conference 15 replies
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Radical left turns on woke New York Times
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Under attack by transgender radicals from inside and outside the paper, top editors of The New York Times face a problem so difficult, I feel sorry for them. Well, almost.
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You have to give Dems credit for their ability to run false flag operations. A career criminal attacks her and now Fox News is to blame. She was largely praised in that segment.