Guy was at rally. Sitting roughly 80-90 yards from Trump on the press stage are. When shooting started he took cover under the stage….. which is understandable.
But after shooting several people were screaming at the press blaming them for causing this. The coward quickly hid his press credentials and left. Didn’t even know someone was killed and two more injured until he had left the area.
He walked out on the biggest story of the year without even trying to get details of what happened or the results.
If I am his boss he is immediately fired. Combat journalists run into combat every day. This guy couldn’t stay and do his job because some people were angry.
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But after shooting several people were screaming at the press blaming them for causing this. The coward quickly hid his press credentials and left. Didn’t even know someone was killed and two more injured until he had left the area.
He walked out on the biggest story of the year without even trying to get details of what happened or the results.
If I am his boss he is immediately fired. Combat journalists run into combat every day. This guy couldn’t stay and do his job because some people were angry.
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'It was not an improbable thing': Reporter details scene of Trump rally shooting
Boston Globe political reporter James Pindell described the scene of the shooting at former President Donald Trump's rally and how reporters often have to prepare to cover attempted presidential assassinations.