White House’s Response to Muslim Man who Shot Philadelphia Cop: “No Comment”  John S. RobertsJanuary 9, 2016
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                          A Philadelphia police officer named Jesse Hartnett was ambushed by a radical Muslim man who pledged his allegiance to ISIS.
The man said he was Muslim (but that goes without question), and his mother said he was a devout Muslim.
The White House’s take?
Umm, hang on, we’ll get back to you…(actually, that’s being optimistic).
From WJ:

Almost everyone had something to say about Thursday’s incident in which a gunman who said he supported ISIS attacked Philadelphia police officer Jesse Hartnett with a gun, shooting him 17 times.
That is, everyone except President Obama, who over the course of his administration has shown a willingness to reply instantly and passionately when police are accused of a shooting.
When Fox News host Megyn Kelly asked about the latest Islamic lone wolf to stage an attack on American soil, the White House had two words to say, according to Kelly: “No comment.”

“It’s because they don’t want to say what everybody understands, what the nature of this was,” [Charles] Krauthammer said.

Really, nothing?
The Mayor of Philadelphia attempted to cover for Islam as well, saying the Islamic shooter does not represent Islam.
It’s not even funny at this point.