Sheila Jackson Lee calls for a federal investigation into bombing outside of NAACP
January 9, 2015 by 15 Comments
#NAACPBombing
undermines years of progress & demands federal review to know
whether it is a hate crime. We’ve come too far to turn back now.
— Sheila Jackson Lee (@JacksonLeeTX18) January 9, 2015
According to the Colorado Springs Gazette
there is already a federal investigation underway as the FBI is on the
scene working on figuring out a motive for the explosion from hate crime
to domestic terrorism.Many mocked her as the “bombing” that did no damage whatsoever looks a lot more like an attack on the adjacent barbershop than it does the NAACP offices.
Here is your review. Sleep tight. #Moron @JacksonLeeTX18 pic.twitter.com/UNJIBE9ewx
— PissedOffPeasant (@mikepfingston2) January 9, 2015
@MoolchanN “Bombing Damage” this is a JOKE the media should grow up this is a firecracker not a Bomb! #NAACPBombing pic.twitter.com/zRBlMqGRXK
— rusty james (@Rightway4USA) January 7, 2015
@JacksonLeeTX18 it was the barbershop that got bomb and did almost no damage. So much for your hyperbole
— Larry L Stewart, Jr. (@tarrsik) January 9, 2015
@JacksonLeeTX18 al shaprton has done more in the past 6 months to set back race relations than a firecracker at a barbershop
— tiger fan (@tgrfan42069) January 9, 2015
Some however did agree with her.
When I think about Colorado Springs I’m reminded, when threatened, the NAACP doubles down for justice. #WillNotStop http://t.co/JhnrRX1Z8X
— Cornell Brooks (@CornellWBrooks) January 8, 2015
Relieved no one was hurt in Col. #NAACPBombing. Expect @FBI & @ATFHQ to bring perps to justice. @NAACP is an org I’m proud is hd’d in #MD
— Senator Ben Cardin (@SenatorCardin) January 9, 2015
Some still questioned why the media didn’t cover the bombing extensively Wednesday.
#NAACPBombing ain’t even on the U.S. @cnn homepage. WHY?
— ne$$a shakur (@darlingnessa_) January 8, 2015
So glad @MSNBC is finally reporting on #NAACPbombing. Stunning it took #socialmedia to make that happen. @FoxNews, @CNN what about you?
— David Badash (@davidbadash) January 8, 2015
As we reported Wednesday,
the day of the “bombing”, the story did receive significant media
coverage. However, the reality is that the top news story of the day was
the massacre at Charlie Hebdo in Paris.Even Jackson Lee didn’t Tweet about the NAACP bombing Wednesday instead mentioning her appearance on CNN’s News Nation to discuss the Paris shooting.
I will be on @NewsNation w/@TamronHall to discuss the Paris Terrorist Attack
— Sheila Jackson Lee (@JacksonLeeTX18) January 8, 2015
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