Headline RoundupOctober 19th, 2018
Trump Praises GOP Rep. Greg Gianforte for Body Slamming Reporter
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President Trump praised GOP Rep. Greg Gianforte on Thursday for body slamming a reporter while a candidate in Montana's 2017 special election, saying that "any guy that can do a body slam... he's my guy." Many harshly criticized Trump's remarks and said they will encourage future acts of violence, while some argued that such outrage is hypocritical in light of recent assaults perpetuated by left-wing activists.
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President Trump greenlights assaults on reportersWashington Post
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When he was called to the podium at a rally in Missoula, Mont., on Thursday night, Rep. Greg Gianforte had this to say to the main speaker: “Let me just say, on behalf of all of Montana, Mr. President, thank you for giving us hope again.”
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Trump hails body slamming Congressman Greg Gianforte in MontanaBBC News
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US President Donald Trump has praised a Republican congressman who assaulted a journalist last year with a "body slam", referring to him as "my guy".
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At Montana Rally, Trump Might Trigger Another Media Meltdown Over His Remarks About This GOP CongressmanTownhall
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Yeah, President Trump gives zero you-know-whats, but that’s part of his appeal. He’s disrupting the current D.C. culture—and the political class at both ends of the spectrum hates it. Old 2016
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