The NRA has shut down production of NRATV, Dana Loesch is out as a spokesperson for the organization — and nobody on the internet seems sad about it.
The National Rifle Association has shut down production of NRATV, Dana Loesch is out as a spokesperson for the organization — and the internet has a lot to say about it.
It’s a bitter split between the two groups — and it comes at a time when there are several lawsuits between them. But while the NRA may be divided, social media appears overwhelmingly aligned on the issue. Many people — including Parkland survivor and activist David Hogg — offered “thoughts and prayers” following the news.— David Hogg June 26, 2019 Thoughts and prayers for Dana-
— Alexandra Little June 26, 2019 Gun control advocates Shannon Watts , Emma González, and Fred Guttenberg were also among those to react. It was called the “end of the absolute worst era.” — Caissie St.Onge June 26, 2019 I'm devastated about NRATV. Just gutted. I hope all those worthy journalists and on-air personalities find new employment commensurate with their integrity, humanity and talent. And I mean exactly commensurate.
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