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In the wake of the mass shooting in Buffalo, California Rep Ted Lieu (D) has been tweeting nonstop partisan attacks suggesting Republicans are to blame for the shooting for promoting “replacement theory.”
By my review, Lieu has sent 16 tweets on the issue over the last three days.
“I looked through [Ted Lieu’s] tweets and he is using the Buffalo mass shooting as a partisan attack against Republicans,” Andy Ngo said Monday on Twitter. “He has said nothing about the mass shooting on the church in [southern] California (where he lives) by a suspect originally from China who allegedly targeted the Taiwanese.”
I looked through @tedlieu tweets & he is using the Buffalo mass shooting as a partisan attack against Republicans. He has said nothing about the mass shooting on the church in so. California (where he lives) by a suspect originally from China who allegedly targeted the Taiwanese.
— Andy Ngô
(@MrAndyNgo) May 16, 2022
Lieu himself was born in Taiwan and serves as the whip for the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus but he won’t issue any tweets on the church shooting lest it get in the way of his precious narrative.
Here’s a sample of some of Lieu’s tweets demanding the GOP denounce the “vile and false conspiracy theory known as replacement theory.”
My heart goes out to the victims and their families in the mass shooting in Buffalo.
I call on @GOPLeader to immediately condemn the vile and false conspiracy theory known as “replacement theory.” Also, GOP Rep @EliseStefanik should stop running ads promoting replacement theory. https://t.co/srg3d4wNG7
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 15, 2022
Both @GOPLeader and GOP Rep @EliseStefanik have written multiple tweets since the Buffalo mass shooting. Both MAGA Republicans still have not said the following simple sentence:
“I condemn replacement theory.”
Why? Do they believe the vile and false replacement theory? https://t.co/cvY8Lutt0N
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 15, 2022
When is @GOPLeader going to condemn the vile and false conspiracy theory known as replacement theory that was relied upon by the Buffalo murderer?
When is GOP Rep @EliseStefanik going to apologize for running ads promoting the racist and sick replacement theory? https://t.co/3GHHXd94rW
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 15, 2022
I call again on @GOPLeader, and MAGA Rep @EliseStefanik to denounce the racist and vile replacement theory.
Is the reason they haven’t done so because they believe this hateful conspiracy theory? After all, GOP Rep Stefanik ran ads promoting the racist and false theory. https://t.co/R8pBEhx7ib
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 17, 2022
Dear journalists who try to do both sides for everything:
There are not both sides to replacement theory. It is a vile, false and sick conspiracy theory and people who espouse it are white supremacists. Period. https://t.co/ktkqu7kZ9s
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 16, 2022
Lieu himself was born in Taiwan and serves as the whip for the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus but he won’t issue any tweets on the church shooting lest it get in the way of his precious narrative.
Here’s a sample of some of Lieu’s tweets demanding the GOP denounce the “vile and false conspiracy theory known as replacement theory.”
Dear @RepScottPerry: Native-born Americans like you are no more American, and no less American, than an immigrant like me. And with every passing year, there will be more people who look like me in the US. You can’t stop it. So take your racist replacement theory and shove it. https://t.co/By1d2OBzv9
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) April 15, 2021
Does quoting Lieu’s own comments word for word count as promoting replacement theory?