John Rich Calls Out Nashville Reporter Who Seemingly Blamed DC Airplane Crash On President Trump: "Absolutely Disgusting Behavior"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : "Now, there's been no word on whether the buyout offer, which was meant to shrink the size of the federal workforce after Trump ordered all government employees to return to office full time, was even offered to air traffic controllers.
37% : But that didn't stop many from pointing the finger at Trump, including Congresswoman Norma Torres of California:And another who seemingly sought to point fingers at the 47th president was Phil Williams, an investigative reporter for Newschannel 5 out of Nashville.
26% : "But Mary Schiavo, who served as the Inspector General for the FAA under both George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, quickly dismissed the suggestion that the transition played any part in the disaster:"This is controlled airspace and, of course, air traffic controllers do not come and go with the change of political administration.
20% : "Of course anybody who lives in Nashville knows what a partisan hack Phil Williams is anyway, so it wasn't exactly a surprise that he would be quick to attack President Trump just 8 days into his new administration.
16% : "And CNN wasn't the only one who quickly tried to blame President Trump.

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