Last night a man who was reportedly posing as a police officer shot two Democrat state lawmakers in Minnesota. One lawmaker and her husband were killed and the other, along with his wife, were injured and are now hospitalized.&nbsp;

The New York Post has more on the suspect who at this time is still not in custody and his connection to Gov. Tim Walz and a previous Democrat governor of Minnesota:

<p>Boelter, 57, was appointed by Walz in 2019 to serve a four-year stint on the Governor’s Workforce Development Board, documents show.</p><p>He previously served on the Governor’s Workforce Development Council in 2016 under then-Gov. Mark Dayton.</p>

The Associated Press obviously decided to play it very safe, which seems unlikely if the party affiliations were flipped around. Maybe they didn't want to contribute to blowing up Democrat attempts to blame Republicans:&nbsp;

Now imagine that post if the suspect was being reported as being a MAGA fan.

At this time those details aren't even in the AP's story!

That wasn't deemed important enough to mention in the post or the story, because "journalism" or something.

The Left has a good friend in the AP when it comes to either helping spread a preferred narrative or cover up an undesirable one.&nbsp;

The AP couldn't be more predictable and they're probably working on an angle to blame the shootings on gun manufacturers and climate change.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>A man posing as a police officer shot two Minnesota state lawmakers, resulting in one death and injuries to another couple. The suspect, a 57-year-old former appointee of Governor Tim Walz, is still at large.</p><p>Critics have pointed out that the Associated Press did not mention the suspect's political affiliations or connections to Walz in its initial report, suggesting a bias in how the story is presented. #politics</p>

Associated Press Post About Minnesota Shooting Suspect Is Rather Vague (for SOME Reason)

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