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The CNN Jim Acosta replacement and chief White House 'correspondent' Kaitlin "Lips" Collins likely deleted a social media post after getting mucho blowback for promoting a defense fund for a scumcrumpet who was seen on video shooting Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare.
In the post on X, "Lips" showed a link to a website launched by defense lawyers for Mangione. He faces charges of first-degree murder in furtherance of an act of terrorism, stalking along with other state and federal charges in Pennsylvania and New York, where the crime occurred. The shooting of Thompson, a husband and father of two young children, took place in Manhattan last year on December 4.
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| Brian Thompson being shot in the back by a coward |
Mangione, a smug, 26-year-old comes from a wealthy Maryland family. He was arrested at a McDonald’s in Altoona, PA., on Dec. 9 after a multi-state manhunt.
Following his arrest, immoral followers donated over $300,000 for his legal defense, mainly due to their hatred of American big business, the health care industry, and the fact that he's a fairly good-looking alleged murderer.
Collins’ post garnered criticism from a number of users on X, including The Spectator contributing editor Stephen L. Miller who posted on X: "Real bottom of the barrel stuff. Even for @kaitlancollins,"
Collins’ post garnered criticism from a number of users on X, including The Spectator contributing editor Stephen L. Miller who posted on X: "Real bottom of the barrel stuff. Even for @kaitlancollins,"
He also called Collins out for deleting the post with “no explanation,” saying, “guess it wasn’t White House correspondent related.”
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| Smug thug pose |
WMAL host Larry O’Connor also had something to say about the situation. He said that [Collins] “used her considerable platform to promote a link for the defense fund of a cold-blooded killer.”
Yeah, but he's cute when he's angry, right?
“She has not yet apologized nor has she posted anything else in 24 hours,” he added.
New York Times best-selling author Jack Posobiec shared his take on Collins’ X post.
“CNN’s Kaitlan Collins promotes Luigi Mangione’s legal defense fund after Mangione [was] shown on video murdering a man in cold blood,” he posted Saturday.
Some folks on X have also suggested Collins should lose her press credentials and access to the White House.
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| Brian Thompson's wife and children |
“She has not yet apologized nor has she posted anything else in 24 hours,” he added.
New York Times best-selling author Jack Posobiec shared his take on Collins’ X post.
“CNN’s Kaitlan Collins promotes Luigi Mangione’s legal defense fund after Mangione [was] shown on video murdering a man in cold blood,” he posted Saturday.
Some folks on X have also suggested Collins should lose her press credentials and access to the White House.
Anyway, I call what Collins did "doing a Kamala."
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