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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsNRA's New Testimonial For Trump Features Man Who Promoted Sandy Hook Conspiracy
http://mediamatters.org/blog/2016/07/27/nras-new-testimonial-trump-features-man-who-promoted-sandy-hook-conspiracy/211930A testimonial video for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump released by the National Rifle Association prominently features a man who posted online content suggesting that some Sandy Hook Elementary School parents were actually actors....
The testimonial echoes claims made at the annual meeting, focusing on the false claim that Hillary Clinton would abolish the Second Amendment as president. The testimonial also features video footage of terrorist attacks, including the recent attack in Nice, France, that left 84 people dead.
Throughout the testimonial, the NRA presents interviews of people attending the NRA annual meeting expressing support for Trump. One individual identified by the NRA as Vince Resor is featured five times in the video.
On his public Facebook page, Resor suggested that parents of two children who attended Sandy Hook Elementary School, the site of a 2012 mass shooting, are actually actors. Sharing a false report from a conspiracy website about the parents of two Sandy Hook students, Resor wrote weeks after the shooting, What is amazing here is not how despicable this is, but how unremarkable it is to learn that the mainstream media deceives us with propaganda to advance their cause. Disgusting.
The testimonial echoes claims made at the annual meeting, focusing on the false claim that Hillary Clinton would abolish the Second Amendment as president. The testimonial also features video footage of terrorist attacks, including the recent attack in Nice, France, that left 84 people dead.
Throughout the testimonial, the NRA presents interviews of people attending the NRA annual meeting expressing support for Trump. One individual identified by the NRA as Vince Resor is featured five times in the video.
On his public Facebook page, Resor suggested that parents of two children who attended Sandy Hook Elementary School, the site of a 2012 mass shooting, are actually actors. Sharing a false report from a conspiracy website about the parents of two Sandy Hook students, Resor wrote weeks after the shooting, What is amazing here is not how despicable this is, but how unremarkable it is to learn that the mainstream media deceives us with propaganda to advance their cause. Disgusting.
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NRA's New Testimonial For Trump Features Man Who Promoted Sandy Hook Conspiracy (Original Post)
KamaAina
Jul 2016
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AwakeAtLast
(14,124 posts)1. It's all they have left
The nutjobs and basement dwellers.
napi21
(45,806 posts)2. OH MY GOD! I just watched the ad. Do you have any idea how convincing that is
to the people who love their guns? It really scares me to death. Just thinking about Don the con nominating Supreme Court justices makes me break out into a sweat and tremble like hell!
stone space
(6,498 posts)3. I wish I could say that I'm surprised to see the NRA spit on the graves of children, but I'm not.