MEDIA FORGETS TO MENTION THAT (ALLEGED) "PEDO MAYOR" IS DEMOCRAT... AND GAY

Murray (right) with his male 3D Japanese waifu.

The Daily Wire (aka Ben Shapiro's blog) was right to call out CNN for being the only major news source that "forgot" to mention that Ed Murray, the mayor of Seattle who resigned because of five -- yes FIVE!!! -- cases of child sexual abuse, was a Democrat:

"Murray announced Tuesday that he is stepping down from his elected position as Seattle’s mayor after allegations surfaced that he sexually abused his minor cousin. Every major news outlet reported online that Murray is a member of the Democratic Party, except for one — CNN. Nowhere in CNN’s initial report did writer Emanuella Grinberg mention the fact that Murray is a Democrat nor were the terms "Democrat," "Democratic," or (D), even used."

Nice call out, Daily Wire. But what we are looking at here is hypocrisy on hypocrisy, because what CNN and all the other main media outlets forgot to mention was something much more pertinent to this case than being a Democrat, namely the fact that Murray was a full-blown, open homosexual, who also supported gay marriage and other elements of the extremist gay agenda. 

In fact, this guy is such a flagrant homosexualist that he literally painted the streets in his towns in the rainbow colours of the radical gayist movement. 

OK, I might be going out on a limb here, but I suspect that that might have had a little more to do with the fact that Murray is accused of raping crack-addicted teens and abusing his own foster children, etc., than the fact that he believes in bigger government and "gibsmedats" for pushy minorities.

This is really like the elephant in the room wearing the emperor's new clothes, as there are countless studies that show a strong correlation between homosexuality and pedophilia. In fact the numbers show that gay men are 15 times more likely to be pedophiles than heterosexual men. 

We suspect this number increases even more when the homosexual in question is a politician of some kind. More research is clearly required. But until it is done, voters would be well advised to go with their instincts here.