Reporter deletes snark wondering when “Rand Paul became a doctor”
http://twitter.com/#!/jetx86/status/522900540804849664
Twitchy has reported on Senator Rand Paul (who is a medical doctor) being pretty critical of how the federal government is reacting to the Ebola situation. Obama: Ebola danger ‘extraordinarily low’; Rand Paul: ‘We’ve gone from ignorant to obscene’
US Sen. Rand Paul says Ebola "incredibly contagious," contradicts world health authorities, @kronayne reports. http://t.co/KFFJmGdNF9
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) October 16, 2014
The media is attacking Rand Paul for stating the fact that Ebola is contagious…
— L (@OrwellForks) October 16, 2014
#RandPaul forgets that he's part of the govt he so unabashedly criticize. #fearmongering, #Ebola, #MSNBC
— Zymetrix (@zymetrix) October 17, 2014
Rand Paul should be ashamed of himself fear mongering to students.#Ebola
— Sharon Jones (@SharonJ44257163) October 17, 2014
Rand Paul Thinks Ebola Is More Contagious Than AIDS http://t.co/l2g86puljk
— Mother Jones (@MotherJonesWire) October 16, 2014
"Look at these gifs of people in hazmat suits treating an Ebola patient. What?? Can you believe Rand Paul said it was extremely contagious?"
— RB (@RBPundit) October 16, 2014
Or truth, whatevs.. "@BuzzFeedAndrew This seems like an extremely irresponsible thing to say http://t.co/xqtatvBabt pic.twitter.com/o6ctUAsJMx"
— Hugs n Kisses (@Coondawg68) October 16, 2014
One CBS journalist was so eager to be part of the pile on she beclowned herself in the process. She deleted the tweet, but an intrepid Twitchy reader grabbed a screenshot.
.@katywithawhy deleted her bit of "journalism" from earlier tonight without saying a word. Luckily here it is: pic.twitter.com/sy3CdOJ1oO
— Nick Dyer (@MrNickDyer) October 16, 2014
Oops.
D'oh! MT @MrNickDyer: .@katywithawhy deleted her bit of "journalism" from earlier tonight…Luckily here it is: pic.twitter.com/vHGqDu7bhr
— Mav #hola (@TheMaverick21) October 16, 2014
@MrNickDyer @katywithawhy @eriContrarian Hi Katy, the answer to your question is 1993.
— Hawkstrat (@Hawkstrat) October 17, 2014
Heh.
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