After conservative talk show host Sean Hannity began covering
new developments in the Seth Rich murder case last week the left ramped up its attacks on those looking into it.
Led by Media Matters the left forced Hannity to stop covering the story by
pressuring his advertisers. (Hannity said he was halting coverage out of respect to the grieving family.) Several including USAA and cars.com caved this week saying they were pulling their ads from his shows.
Coordinated Comments
One way the left seems to intimidate those looking into the murder is by leaving coordinated comments after articles and posts. The same comments are left on multiple websites after articles. The wording is often exactly the same. They even have the name-calling down to a science.
The user accounts almost always have very generic usernames and rarely include a profile photo. Theyre fond of first names plus a number. They often dont even take the time to put in a photo of a cat or something else innocuous to provide a semblance of legitimacy.
They even have the name-calling down to a science.
For example a generic account with no profile photo anne55" spent a lot of time leaving multiple
comments after my most recent
article. He or she may be unemployed or paid to leave comments anne55 insists a few too many times in the comments that she (or he) is not.
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