Watching Brain Stelter’s Twitter feed is like watching an elderly dog trying to put together and Ikea bookshelf or Wolf Blitzer try to answer a question a 10-year-old wrote about simple addition on Celebrity Jeopardy. There’s stupid, brain damages, and then there’s Blitzer on Jeopardy, which is technically clinically dead. And now we have Weeble. 

Since the riots in Los Angeles, the Weeble has not heard a bit of left-wing propaganda he won’t parrot. I’d feel embarrassed for him if he were worth half his weight in dog excrement as a journalist – I can forgive bias if people are honest about it or conveying useful information on occasion. Stelter does none of that. It’s impressive, really, as you almost have to work harder to provide as little value to an audience as Brian does.

Tubby Venom tweeted one of his favorite riot talking points the other day, “Offline, in real-world Los Angeles, most Angelenos are having a perfectly normal day. But online, the fires and riots are still raging. Seeking clicks, clout and chaos, unvetted social media accounts are preying on fears about where last weekend’s clashes will lead...”

It’s something Democrats tried selling on Monday, with Democrat........

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