MRC Whined That People Were A Little Too Happy That Health Insurance CEO Was Killed
After health insurance CEO Brian Thompson was killed in New York City, the Media Research Center started out being overly concerned that people were a little too happy to see a health… The post MRC Whined That People Were A Little Too Happy That Health Insurance CEO Was Killed appeared first on ConWebBlog.
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