AOC wasn't so happy with The New York Times front page headline about President Trump's response to the riots.
The headline reads, "As Chaos Spreads, Trump Vows to 'End It Now." President Trump told reporters he might use military force because governors and mayors are failing to stop the riots that have swept across the country for the past week.
The Democrats, who support the vandalism, the arson and the destruction of U.S. cities and empathize with the feelings of the "Peaceful protestors," immediately let their disapproval of this headline be known.
AOC let Jolly know exactly what she thought of it: "You've got to be kidding me."
Sen. Brian Schatz replied, "The New York Times headline writers are going to Both Sides the country to death."
Center for American Progress president Neera Tanden weighed in as well.
Former Baltimore Sun correspondent Michael Dresser offered his opinion as well, "NYT editor Dean Bacquet is a disgrace to journalism and ought to be fired. Bacquet is a disgrace. He consistently panders to Trump. He didn't write the headline but set the tone where that government organ headline could be written."
The headline reads, "As Chaos Spreads, Trump Vows to 'End It Now." President Trump told reporters he might use military force because governors and mayors are failing to stop the riots that have swept across the country for the past week.
The Democrats, who support the vandalism, the arson and the destruction of U.S. cities and empathize with the feelings of the "Peaceful protestors," immediately let their disapproval of this headline be known.
AOC let Jolly know exactly what she thought of it: "You've got to be kidding me."
Sen. Brian Schatz replied, "The New York Times headline writers are going to Both Sides the country to death."
Center for American Progress president Neera Tanden weighed in as well.
Former Baltimore Sun correspondent Michael Dresser offered his opinion as well, "NYT editor Dean Bacquet is a disgrace to journalism and ought to be fired. Bacquet is a disgrace. He consistently panders to Trump. He didn't write the headline but set the tone where that government organ headline could be written."
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