As citizens, we’re all used to the politicizing of tragedies being left to childish politicians, who attack their opponents so they can win elections. That low standard of human discourse was brought even lower, following one of the worst Tornado disasters the state of Oklahoma had seen in almost a decade and a half, courtesy of the country’s “liberal media watchdog“.

In a May 21 article, Noel Sheppard berated MSNBC’s Martin Bashir for his characterization of the recent tornado that ravaged the town of Moore, OK, claiming how “America’s media love to hype every serious weather event.“

He stated his main quibble with the liberal host from the outset:

On Monday, shortly after an F4 tornado demolished the town of Moore, Oklahoma, MSNBC’s Martin Bashir called it “perhaps the worst tornado in the history of the planet” [...]:

MARTIN BASHIR: We have been following breaking news from Oklahoma for two hours now, a situation that is still developing at this moment. A massive tornado in Oklahoma, Moore, Oklahoma, near Oklahoma City. The storm was ferocious, a powerful system that tour a swath through the region and has left untold destruction that rescue teams continue to sift through. Images of devastation that are becoming clearer by the minute. The place for politics today dominated by perhaps the worst tornado in the history of the planet.

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