The Fake News Media are at it again after the Capital Gazette was shot up by a disgruntled former employee who had a 6-year grudge against the company.

Lunatic With 6-Year Feud With Capital Gazette Responsible for Shooting – Fake News Reuters Editor Rob Cox Blames President Trump

A top Reuters editor, Rob Cox, attacked President Trump on Twitter after the Capital Gazette shooting, saying that “This is what happens when @realDonaldTrump calls journalists the enemy of the people. Blood is on your hands, Mr. President. Save your thoughts and prayers for your empty soul”

The shooting suspect, identified Jarrod W. Ramos, had actually been in a feud with the Capital Gazette for close to 10 years, and had just lost his final appeal in a lawsuit he files against the newspaper. It was a problem between Jarrod Ramos and the Capital Gazette, and any connection between the shooting and President Trump is a complete and total lie.

One woman even says that she warned a police official years ago about Ramos, saying “he will be your next mass shooter” – which is a breakdown of the authorities who are supposed to keep us safe, and a problem that we have seen in just about every mass shooting that has taken place.

Truth is that nothing President Donald Trump has said or done played any part in the Capital Gazette shooting, and if anything the police/FBI and even the people running the Capital Gazette are definitely partially responsible for the shooting.

No matter what the truth is, the Democrats will continue to lie to try and blame President Trump, because they don’t have anything else, and the only way that they can conceivably hurt President Trump is to lie and scheme against him with those Democrat/media concocted falsehoods.

Reuters should be ashamed and embarrassed that they have leftist liars like Rob Cox working for them, and still claim to be “journalists”

A top editor at Reuters apologized on Thursday night after blaming President Trump for the deadly Capital Gazette shooting in a now-deleted tweet that was sent during a “state of emotional distress,” but he might still be disciplined by the international news service.

Reuters Breakingviews Editor Rob Cox admitted that he “responded emotionally and inappropriately” after being called out for jumping to conclusions prior to the facts emerging. Police said the suspected gunman, eventually identified as Jarrod W. Ramos, targeted the newspaper after a lengthy feud regarding a 2012 defamation lawsuit.

“This is what happens when @realDonaldTrump calls journalists the enemy of the people. Blood is on your hands, Mr. President. Save your thoughts and prayers for your empty soul,” Cox wrote in the deleted tweet, according to TheWrap.

Cox apologized in a series of four tweets once it became clear that Ramos’ motive predated Trump entering the world of politics.

“When I saw the news today that a mass shooter had targeted the employees of a newspaper in Maryland I responded emotionally and inappropriately,” Cox wrote. “Though my comments were entirely personal, they were not in keeping with the Reuters Trust Principles and my own standards for letting facts, not snap judgments, guide my understanding.”

Cox continued: “My experience as a member of the community of Newtown, Connecticut in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook tragedy, combined with the possibility that my colleagues in the press were being targeted, pushed me into a state of emotional distress.”

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