In case anyone needs one more example to remind us that the media is irredeemable to its core, here it is. As we wrote earlier this week, swearing-in ceremonies have been taking place for members of the House and Senate leading up to the opening of the new Congress.
The reliably slanted lefty rag, The Arizona Republic decided when reporting on new Republican U.S. Rep. Abe Hamadeh (AZ) being sworn in, to include a slur that disrespects a grieving family, stating that he placed his hand on "unconventional documents."
As X user Jeremiah Cota wrote on his post, it's completely unreal that anyone who works in journalism would something approve this:
His post reads:
"Good Morning.
The Arizona Republic @azcentral is calling the Bible that Congressman Hamadeh @AbrahamHamadehsworn in on an "unconventional documents".
Unreal, the Bible is now considered an "unconventional documents" by the writers at the Arizona Republic."
As if that's not disrespectful enough to any of the newspaper's readers who happen to be Christian, it gets worse......
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The reliably slanted lefty rag, The Arizona Republic decided when reporting on new Republican U.S. Rep. Abe Hamadeh (AZ) being sworn in, to include a slur that disrespects a grieving family, stating that he placed his hand on "unconventional documents."
As X user Jeremiah Cota wrote on his post, it's completely unreal that anyone who works in journalism would something approve this:
His post reads:
"Good Morning.
The Arizona Republic @azcentral is calling the Bible that Congressman Hamadeh @AbrahamHamadehsworn in on an "unconventional documents".
Unreal, the Bible is now considered an "unconventional documents" by the writers at the Arizona Republic."
As if that's not disrespectful enough to any of the newspaper's readers who happen to be Christian, it gets worse......
Read more
