A CBS reporter claimed he suffered PTSD because rally attendees were angry at the media after the assassination attempt on President Trump. This happened in Butler, Pennsylvania. The reporter said the crowd’s reaction traumatized him. People booed and yelled at reporters on the scene.
But let’s remember what really happened that day. A crazed gunman tried to murder President Trump. Brave Secret Service agents stopped him. A heroic firefighter named Cory Compator died protecting others. Two more innocent people got hurt. Yet this reporter makes the tragedy about himself.
President Trump showed unbelievable courage that day. He stood up with blood on his face and fist pumped. True American spirit. Meanwhile, this reporter complains about mean words from scared citizens. What a joke. Real heroes don’t whine about hurt feelings.
The angry crowd had every right to be upset. They just saw someone try to kill their president. The media constantly attacks Trump and his supporters. Of course people are fed up. They don’t trust the press anymore.
This reporter has “main character syndrome.” That means he thinks everything revolves around him. Instead of focusing on the victims, he plays the victim. It’s selfish and unpatriotic. Real Americans care about others first.
The media keeps failing the American people. They twist stories to fit their liberal agenda. They ignore real issues. Then they wonder why nobody trusts them. This PTSD complaint is just another example.
President Trump is tough. He survived an assassination attempt and kept fighting for America. His supporters are tough too. They don’t cry over booing crowds. They stand strong for freedom. That’s the real American way.
We should honor the heroes of that awful day. Remember the brave Secret Service agent who took out the shooter. Honor Cory Compator who gave his life. Pray for the wounded. Everything else is just noise from the failed media.
