Megyn Kelly Blames Democrats' 'Class Warfare Narrative' for Arsonist in Cape Cod
The hackery over at Fox just never stops. With the economy in the tank and millions of people out of work and fed up with what's going on in America -- the rich getting richer and income disparity we haven't seen since the Gilded Age -- someone gets fed up enough to start lighting rich people's homes on fire, and of course it's all the Democrats' fault. Their sin, in Megyn Kelly's eyes, is having a "class warfare narrative".
Obviously no one in the Democratic Party is advocating for people to go out there and burn down rich people's houses. Kelly is ridiculous as she attempts to paint any Democrats who have been honest about the fact that there is class warfare going on, and the fact that the upper class is winning it, as the cause for civil unrest. Pointing out what's painfully obvious already to the people suffering is not what causes someone to lash out like this. The suffering is. That, or just straight-out mental illness or both, which we won't know until they catch the suspect[s]. In the meantime, of course, "Fair and Balanced" Fox anchors are free to speculate as wildly as they like.
Kelly rounds out her coverage with telling her viewers to go check out Bernard Goldberg's op-ed, which I already posted about here: Bernard Goldberg Attacks Senator Sanders and Calls for 'Big Bronze and Granite Monument' to Honor the Rich
Yeah, that's the ticket, Megyn. I'm sure reading that op-ed will just turn around every American who didn't realize that their biggest economic problem is that they weren't building enough monuments to rich people.
h/t Media Matters and here's more on the arson from The Boston Globe.
