Will Rosie be facing a defamation lawsuit after this?
She very well could. She picked on the wrong person.
Rosie got sucked into a Twitter conspiracy theory that ‘proves’ that a Nazi works for Brett Kavanaugh.
There’s just one problem — it’s not true at all.
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What was the proof? The way the woman’s hand rested on her arm while she was sitting behind Judge Kavanaugh. She had allegedly made a ‘white power’ symbol with her hand.
Zina Bash, 36, is well-known in Washington. She has indeed worked for Kavanaugh.
Here is Rosie’s tweet about Bash and Kavanaugh.
It’s eloquent, as always:
#NOonKAVANAUGH pic.twitter.com/ZSe1jtgpX1
— ROSIE (@Rosie) September 4, 2018
Here is the full image, (just in case you have been blocked from seeing Rosie’s tweets as I have been):
Oh, right. The ‘Ok’ symbol is a racist one now.
Got it. 
Damn.
I guess I’m going to have to use the thumbs up emoji instead.
Here I was thinking that all the conspiracy theories would stop now that social media has taken a hardline stance on Alex Jones.
Some thought that this conspiracy was absolutely ridiculous and worthy of mockery.
Rosie had retweeted a video by a doctor that is ‘intimidated’ by ‘alt-right’ figures using hand gestures.
On the other hand, the sign means something else to the ASL crowd… pic.twitter.com/24VmytT89m
— Chibi Lexenstar (@ChibiLex) September 4, 2018
Oh no! Not Eddie Murphy too. pic.twitter.com/W2aTOhyO48
— Christina Sommers (@CHSommers) September 4, 2018
You really need to grow up a bit Rosie… you are how old? Geezzzz… I think you need a new tinfoil hat #LiberalismIsAMentalDisorder #KavanaughConfirmation #WalkAwayFromDemocrats2018 pic.twitter.com/vD96fAAenv
— TreyArcanum (@TreyArcanum9) September 4, 2018
— Steve Wilson (@pigybank) September 4, 2018
As Tucker Carlson pointed out on Twitter, everything is racist.
Remember how I said that she targeted the wrong person? I wasn’t kidding. Her husband is U.S. Attorney John Bash.
Defaming her on Twitter wasn’t a very bright move.
Zina Bash’s husband defended his wife against the vile rumors:
The attacks today on my wife are repulsive. Everyone tweeting this vicious conspiracy theory should be ashamed of themselves. We weren’t even familiar with the hateful symbol being attributed to her for the random way she rested her hand during a long hearing. 1/3
— US Attorney John Bash (@USAttyBash) September 4, 2018
Some of the Twitter comments have even referred to our baby daughter. I know that there are good folks on both sides of the political divide. I hope that people will clearly condemn this idiotic and sickening accusation. 3/3
— US Attorney John Bash (@USAttyBash) September 4, 2018
Whoops!
Looks like calling a Mexican-Jewish woman whose grandparents survived the Holocaust a Nazi isn’t a good plan.
Oh, and just so we’re clear — it isn’t a ‘white power’ symbol. That was completely made up by some 4chan trolls.
Rosie’s always been a bit unstable, but this is… just… Wow!
Maybe she’s just jealous of the beautiful and successful Zina Bash.
But, hey, we love women like Zina Bash, amirite?
The “resist” crowd loathes her. Patriots love her.
But love her or hate her, she’s Making America Classy Again.
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