Democrat activist Jake Tapper, who pretends to be a neutral news reporter, questioned the patriotism of Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) on Wednesday. Rep. Mast lost both legs in the Afghanistan War in 2010. Tapper was unhappy that he didn’t vote to impeach President Trump in the hoax impeachment held today. The so-called trial was a series of debates with no due process with too many bloviating hacks.
Speaking of hacks, here goes Jake:
Jake Tapper:
“Congressman Brian Mast… who lost his legs by the way fighting for democracy abroad, although I don’t know — about his commitment to it here in the United States” pic.twitter.com/GidrZHUzOe
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) January 13, 2021
Rep. Mast responded.
“I lost two legs for @jaketapper’s right to say whatever the hell he wants, but that free speech also protects the Republicans he is so eager to condemn for asking Constitutional questions about the election.”
Watch:
I lost two legs for @jaketapper‘s right to say whatever the hell he wants, but that free speech also protects the Republicans he is so eager to condemn for asking Constitutional questions about the election. https://t.co/ViNrwz9cbU
— Rep. Brian Mast (@RepBrianMast) January 13, 2021
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