Kyle Kashuv rips into Obama's Disingenuous Praise

Kyle Kashuv rips into Obama's Disingenuous Praise
Kyle Kashuv, shunned by the fake news media networks such as CNN because, unlike David Hogg, Kashuv was pro-Second Amendment and he stubbornly refused to kowtow to the left-wing media's anti-gun agenda.

Like his fellow "March for our lives" classmates Kyle Kashuv is a survivor of the horrific shooting that took place at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School this past Valentines day.

Unlike his classmates, because of his pro-gun views, Kashuv never received the star treatment that was lavished upon the other survivors such as Davis Hogg and Emma Gonzales.

There is no better example of this blatantly bias treatment from the media than the moment the liberal news networks nearly hyperventilated from their outrage towards FOX News Laura Ingraham.

After Ingraham tweeted out that David Hogg was "whining" about not getting into college. The media were stepping all over themselves as they attempted to outdo one another in  showing their outrage over Ingraham's "Attack" upon David Hogg, a poor "Traumatized Child" who was a survivor of that abhorrent Parkland school shooting.

Their reaction to the word "Whining" was vastily different after Vanity Fair and MSNBC contributor Kurt Eisenwald sent an incredulous email to Ben Shapiro, the fast-talking, big-brained owner of Dailywire.com and leading conservative voice.

The email Eisenwald sent left Shapiro speechless. A feat that undoubtedly left his 1.34 million Twitter followers stunned at the seemingly impossible task of rendering Ben Shapiro mute.

I just received this from @kurteichenwald. There are no words for how wild this email is. @VanityFair is apparently an odd place.I just received this from @kurteichenwald. There are no words for how wild this email is. @VanityFair is apparently an odd place. pic.twitter.com/Ik1bfjoKyl

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) April 3, 2018


In his wildly ambiguous disjointed diatribe, Eichenwald first claimed that Kashuv was working with trolls to covertly attack Eichenwald. Then claiming as fact "Kyle is in desperate need of psychiatric help or support." Still later in his rambling, chaotic letter, he accused Shapiro himself of secretly working with Kashuv to lure "One of us" into saying something stupid.

If Kashuv and Shapiro had indeed been colluding, based on Eichenwald insane letter they made one hell of an effective team.

If Ben Shapiro tweets out that something has left him speechless, that in itself would have created headlines. Add in the fact that a Parkland survivor was targeted, CNN would have created a 25-hour day, since 24-hours would never have contained the wall to wall outrage that would ensued.

In spite of having all the ingredients any 24/7 cable news network could desire, barely a peep was heard from the same networks that just 2-weeks before nearly lost their minds over the word "Whining."

Because Kashuv had to scratch and claw for every inch, many feel his voice carries more weight than those of David Hogg who, long ago was bought and paid for by the likes of Media Matters and George Soros.

On Thursday, Time magazine released its list of the 100 most influential people. It included some Parkland survivors -- not surprising it listed only the pro-gun control survivors:  Cameron Kasky, Jaclyn Corin, David Hogg, Emma Gonzalez, and Alex Wind.

These "Traumatized Children" have become fixtures on the set of CNN, who have repeated ad-nauseum the incredible impact these (anti-gun) Parkland kids have achieved in swaying public support for stricter gun control measures.

As most things on CNN, it seems, according to the latest polling, CNN is just spewing more propaganda from this once-respected news network.

Public support for stricter gun control laws surged in the wake of the Parkland shooting, but a recent Quinnipiac University poll showed support for stricter gun decreasing significantly.

In fact, from its high just 2 weeks ago, 66% favored stricter gun measures. However, the latest numbers show that support was now only 56% supporting tougher regulations. It is interesting to note the 56% is lower than the support tougher gun measures had before the Parkland shooting.

Nonetheless, Obama ignored the latest polling numbers and instead scribed a gushy tribute praising the pro-gun control students and crediting them with "shaking us out of our complacency" with their activism.

.@BarackObama: “By bearing witness to carnage, by asking tough questions and demanding real answers, the Parkland students are shaking us out of our complacency” #TIME100https://t.co/LYe1trmpPv

— TIME (@TIME) April 19, 2018


Which spurred on a brutally honest retort from the battle tested Kashuv.

This is so rich coming from @BarackObama. https://t.co/GNjZSg2bST

— Kyle Kashuv (@KyleKashuv) April 19, 2018



In another tweet, Kashuv went right at Obama reprimanding him for not recognizing Andrew Pollack and Ryan Petty, both fathers of students killed during the massacre.

"It's an absolute shame that @BarackObama gives no credit to @rpetty and @AndrewPollackFL who actually got the legislation passed," Kashuv wrote.

Kashuv himself has not let being ostracized by the mainstream media slow him down. He had a sit down with President Trump and First Lady Melania, met with lawmakers on Capitol Hill and also Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.




To show the absolute vitriol that Kashuv has been facing. After he tweeted out a picture of himself and Justice Thomas. Bart Hubbuch former sports writer for The New York Post was completely triggered sending this little bit of insanity Kashuv's way.

Next on his busy agenda On Friday, April 20th, Kashuv plans to host a "Facebook Live" event from 10:00 AM-11:00 AM with an impressive lineup of guests discussing "ways to save lives without infringing on Americans 2nd Amendment rights. He will also lead a discussion on school bullying and mental health."

Parkland @KyleKashuv to host global @facebook LIVE discussion on the 2nd Amendment and right to bear arms with @SebGorka, @mschlapp, @Scaramucci, @AndrewPollackFL, @KurtSchlichter, @charliekirk11, Robert B. Charles, and @kelliwardaz.https://t.co/Z2H8JwmcKl

— Michael Moates (@freedom_moates) April 19, 2018


 

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