Via Instapundit: Bro tried focusing the nation’s attention to healing even before Trump’s statement. In an interview the day after her daughter’s death, Bro told NBC News that “hate does not fix the world“
“She was there with her friends, and she was trying to simply cross the street as the movement was breaking up that day, and she was plowed down by a young man who was intent on spreading hate and thought hate would fix the world,” Heyer’s mother, Susan Bro, told NBC News. “And hate does not fix the world.” …
“I wouldn’t say that she was an activist,” Albro added. “But I would say that she felt strongly about certain things and had no problem standing up and showing support.”
“She was there with her friends, and she was trying to simply cross the street as the movement was breaking up that day, and she was plowed down by a young man who was intent on spreading hate and thought hate would fix the world,” Heyer’s mother, Susan Bro, told NBC News. “And hate does not fix the world.” …
“I wouldn’t say that she was an activist,” Albro added. “But I would say that she felt strongly about certain things and had no problem standing up and showing support.”
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4 comments:
Well, that blows a perfectly good smear job.
Although, I'm sure the Lefties are working hard trying to find a Klansman or a Nazi in Mrs Bro's family tree.
The media, the dems and the anti-Trumpers are working awfully hard to lay this on Trump. They're trying to make it his Hurricane Katrina.
My bride always watches Lester Holt. She told me this was in the lead story on his newscast. I was surprised. However, it has not hit the MSM as it is counterproductive to the Destroy Trump campaign.
This shows true respect for her daughter's values and legacy. It's a model for how you handle such a tragedy. You don't use it to start a riot which gets more people hurt and killed like Michael Brown's family did with "Burn this bitch down!".
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