President Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony on Friday was a more “frightening” and “damaging” even that the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, according to some Canadian journalist with a Twitter account.
Doug Saunders, a columnist for the Globe and Mail in Canada, tweeted his opinion after watching Trump’s speech. “If you thought you’d never see anything on TV as frightening as 9/11, this was it,” he wrote on Twitter. “But the consequences of this are far more damaging.”
If you thought you'd never see anything on TV as frightening as 9/11, this was it. But the consequences of this are far more damaging
— Doug Saunders (@DougSaunders) January 20, 2017
Lots of journalists have been expressing bizarre, hysterical opinions about Trump’s inauguration speech. ABC News anchor Terry Moran decried the “anti-Semitic” “overtones from the 1930s,” while NYU journalism professor Jay Rosen said Trump’s inauguration was “the darkest day for American democracy in my lifetime.”
Meanwhile, far left “protestors” have been smashing windows and lighting things on fire in Washington, D.C.
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