Ex-Clinton Adviser Philippe Reines Suggests Trump To Blame For Bomb Scare

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Oct. 24, 2018

On MSNBC Wednesday, former Clinton adviser Philippe Reines rushed to blame President Donald Trump for the alleged bomb plot against the Clintons, Obama and potentially others which was stopped by the Secret Service.

"If you look at who they've targeted so far, it's almost like they're following Donald Trump's Twitter feed," Reines said. "And starting with Debbie Wassermann Schultz, not everyone has that kind of security, and you have to be really concerned that while so far nothing has hurt anybody so far, that might not hold."

"Until Donald Trump tweeted a few moments ago, he's been mum," Reines said. "And the other part of Sarah Sanders‘ statement is those who are responsible will be held accountable. You have to ask how much Donald Trump is responsible for the climate where things like this happen."

Former Hillary Clinton adviser Philippe Reines on MSNBC Wednesday wasted no time before suggesting President Trump is "responsible" for today's bomb scare. pic.twitter.com/EcyG75F0Ru
— Chris Menahan 🔹 (@infolibnews) October 24, 2018

Reines similarly said "this is on you" to President Trump Wednesday on Twitter:

.@realDonaldTrump with every fiber of your rotten being you‘ve incited & condoned hate. Never in 643 days have you discouraged people from unleashing the violence inside them. Your very existence requires anger & fear. You need it like normal people need oxygen.

This is on you.
— Philippe Reines (@PhilippeReines) October 24, 2018

Reines's comments today contrast with those from just days ago where he justified Democrats' harassment of Republicans:

Here is Obama's former deputy secretary of state, Philippe Reines, excusing, and perhaps even promoting, attacking Mitch McConnell while he eats with his wife in a restaurant. McConnell "got away with murder" on Merrick Garland, so "this is fine." pic.twitter.com/6A70d9hIqR
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) October 21, 2018

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