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Slack.com slash DHQ. Journalists and other Democrats are reacting with outrage to the convention

speech of adorable Qtipai and former ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley. Haley said in her speech

that this was not a racist country, sending shockwaves through George Stephanopoulos and

other organized crime figures. Among the hardest hit was CNN's Brian Stelter, who said

Haley's words caused him to take to his bed for a good cry, clutching his American girl

doll also named Brian Stelter. In a private conversation, later released to the press,

Stelter told his doll, quote, I am very saddy-wetty over the meany-weeny words of Nikki Wiggy. I'm

so upset I can't even get out of bed to tweet about how hard I'm crying.

Unquote. Stelter says he's going to hold his breath until Haley either agrees to take

the statement back or buys him a Barbie dreamhouse of his very own. At the New York Times,

a former newspaper, the outrage spread all the way from the 20-year-old staffers to the

editors who tremble at their every word. In a statement, written in calligraphy on the

finest vellum, editor-in-chief blithering provocation the third, told the other diners

at LeBernadine, quote, it is unforgivable for Nikki Haley to say something we hire orders

don't want people to believe. After all, this is still a country where an innocent black

man with a worn out on him for abusing women can be gunned down by the police for doing

nothing, but fighting with them when they try to arrest him and then reaching into his

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