MSNBC Andrea Mitchell Grow Up And Act Your Face

Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo two of the biggest D-bags on Cable News are always crying "President Trump calls us "Fake News"it's not fair and puts our lives at risk.

Let's put that BS to rest right now. The cost of the bullet is not worth it.

But if these two asshats can't figure out why the President calls them "Fake News." Maybe Andrea Mitchell's Tweet could help them to understand why President Trump is 100% correct in his evaluation.

On Monday Jeff Sessions speaking at the National Sheriffs Association winter meeting said:

"I want to thank every sheriff in America. Since our founding, the independently elected sheriff has been the people's protector, who keeps law enforcement close to and accountable to people through the elected process. The office of sheriff is a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement."

Immediately upon hearing Sessions comment, Twitter half-wits such as Rosie O'Donnell, Bette Midler, Alyssa Milano and Tariq Nasheed had their panties knot up so tight, they actually yelped out loud.

It would not be shocking to see these feeble-minded imbeciles tweeting 'Jeff Sessions Anglo-American comment as proof that he is a Nazi, White Supremest because he just said a critical part of being sheriff is protecting the white man's history.'

But when MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell lends her voice to the retarded liberals chorus, that sets off our intentional race-baiting alarm bells.
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Wondering what AG Jeff Sessions meant when he told National Sheriff's Association sheriffs are critical part of Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement?https://t.co/YCvWssloVV

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) February 12, 2018


Ian Prior, a spokesperson for the DOJ, had the perfect response when trying to untwist the Liberal media's panties.

As most law students learn in the first week of their first year, Anglo-American law -- also known as the common law -- is a shared legal heritage between England and America. The sheriff is unique to that shared legal heritage. Before reporters sloppily imply nefarious meaning behind the term, we would suggest that they read any number of the Supreme Court opinions that use the term. 

Prior also gave an additional response, that we tweaked a little for dumb asses like Andrea Mitchell who feigned ignorance over Sessions Anglo-American heritage comment.
'Google It Bitch!'

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