Are you telling me Trump supporters listen to NPR? I didn’t think they knew what NPR stood for, maybe they thought is was the NRA! Ha ha!
On July 4, 2017, NPR News tweeted the entire US Constitution to honor the US July 4th Independence day, our day of celebrating when this country broke away from the United Kingdom to become the USA.
But conservatives who were not familiar with this famous document took offense to certain passages which they believed described the republican President Donald Trump in an unflattering way. And they responded, accordingly.
Dear Conservatives, “Methinks thou protest too much.”
Here is the rest of the story...
On July 5, 2017, Jeremy Binckes of Salon penned the following report along with a transcript of US Constitution that some on the right found so offensive, “NPR’s Declaration of Independence tweet-storm angered some Trump supporters.”
“In an act of patriotism and civic responsibility, National Public Radio tweeted out the full Declaration of Independence — the document that told England’s King George that the 13 colonies would be…
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You’re doing a fine job, President Trump!
NRA,
hA…
Ha ha! Thanks!
Quick on the draw, mc graaa….
As my grandmother’s hair dresser was fond of saying, Well goooodniiiight. Usually with a groan and rolled eyes and a look that said “Seriously wtf?”, said in a West Texas drawl with a look that only a Southern gal can pull off properly.
Ha ha!
wow this is great. I say that honestly about this post and sarcastically about the far right.
Thanks
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Never a dull moment in the US of A. It makes Australian politics boring.
I could go for boring, not dreading looking at the news every day, Thanks for stopping by.
When I was a kid we studied the Declaration of Independence in primary school. Those who can’t afford to send their child to an expensive private school have no business voting for cuts to pubic education.
True dat!