 Rand Paul Forgot To Delete Tweet Calling For People To Use 2nd Amendment To ‘Shoot At The Government’In the wake of a mass shooting that left a Republican member of congress and several others injured, many on both sides of the aisle are asking that the partisan rhetoric on both sides cool down a bit. It s an admirable goal and one worth reaching for. However, it s also worth noting that the very same Republicans now suggesting liberals are inciting violence don t seem to have the same concerns about their own side.The calls to  cool down partisan rhetoric,  ironic as it may be, seem to be entirely partisan. One side   and it rhymes with treepublicans   aren t pulling their weight. The story unfolds each time this happens like clockwork: Liberals join with conservatives in condemning hate on both sides. Conservatives fall silent when right-wing extremists go on violent rampages, repeatedly failing to police their own.A prime example of this disconnect is Sen. Rand Paul. He was at the baseball practice when shots began to ring out. He was unharmed, but experienced the horror. However, his understandable desire to condemn political violence is not reflected in his Twitter history. Just last year, while a Democrat was still president and during the deeply-heated election, he passed along a message of encouraging political violence. Quoting a Fox News guest, Paul wrote:.@Judgenap: Why do we have a Second Amendment? It's not to shoot deer. It's to shoot at the government when it becomes tyrannical!  Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) June 23, 2016Amazingly, he never bothered to delete the tweet. (We took screenshots in case he decides to now.)The political climate of June 2016 was, in some ways, even more heated than it is now. By that point in Obama s presidency, it had become clear that the right s boogieman was not going to be impeached and that his two terms in office had been overwhelming successful. Confronted with that reality, conservatives grew hysterical. Even in the months before he left office, Obama was being labeled by right-wing media as  tyrannical. Here s how The Federalist, a so-called  intellectual  right-wing outlet, was describing Obama just months before Rand s tweet:The year before, Sen. Ted Cruz and Texas Governor Greg Abbott were seriously suggesting that Obama might invade Texas and enact a martial law program named  Jade Helm  to confiscate Texans  guns. The allegations were patently absurd, but they riled up many conservatives who suddenly became terrified that the government was about to round them up and put them in detention camps. (Trump s friend Alex Jones helped promote the idea, going so far as claim to have identified several locations where the military was setting up internment areas.)Rand Paul isn t the only one to blame here. Fox News, which today is making blanket, factless statements about the  violence  of liberals, was responsible for the original comment by Judge Napolitano, a longtime contributor to the network and full-time nutjob. Nobody batted an eye when he encouraged people to lash out at the  tyrannical  government with guns. Fox was being viewed by millions of people a day, all being told relentlessly that Obama was acting like a dictator. They could connect the dots.In conclusion: Spare the indignation, conservatives. While we can all agree that violence has no place in the political discourse, that only works if both sides are operating in good faith. So far, Republicans have not shown an ability to condemn their own violent extremists the way they have asked liberals to do. Without that equal shouldering of the responsibility there can be no true change in the political climate.Featured image via Alex Wong/Getty ImagesNews
rand paul forgot to delete tweet calling for people to use amendment to shoot at the government in wake mass shooting left republican member congress several others injured many sides aisle asking partisan rhetoric sides cool bit it admirable goal one worth reaching however also worth noting republicans suggesting liberals inciting violence seem concerns calls cool partisan rhetoric ironic may seem entirely partisan one side rhymes republicans pulling weight the story unfolds time happens like clockwork liberals join conservatives condemning hate sides conservatives fall silent extremists go violent rampage repeatedly failing police prime example disconnect rand paul he baseball practice shots began ring he unharmed experienced horror however understandable desire condemn political violence reflected twitter history just last year democrat still president election passed along message encouraging political violence quoting fox news guest paul wrote judgenap why second amendment it shoot deer it shoot government becomes tyrannical senator rand paul randall june never bothered delete tweet we took screenshots case decides the political climate june ways even heated by point obama presidency become clear right boogieman going impeached two terms office overwhelming successful confronted reality conservatives grew hysterical even months left office obama labeled media tyrannical here the federalism intellectual outlet describing obama months rand tweet the year ted cruz texas governor greg abbott seriously suggesting obama might invade texas enact martial law program named jade helm confiscated texans guns the allegations patently absurd ruled many conservatives suddenly became terrified government round put detention camps trump friend alex jones helped promote idea going far claim identified several locations military setting internment areas rand paul one blame fox news today making blanket actress statements violence liberals responsible original comment judge napolitano longtime contributor network nutjob nobody batted eye encouraged people lash tyrannical government guns fox viewed millions people day told relentlessly obama acting like dictator they could connect conclusion spare indignation conservatives while agree violence place political discourse works sides operating good faith so far republicans shown ability condemn violent extremists way asked liberals without equal shouldering responsibility true change political image via alex imagenes
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Rand Paul Forgot To Delete Tweet Calling For People To Use 2nd Amendment To ‘Shoot At The Government’In the wake of a mass shooting that left a Republican member of congress and several others injured, many on both sides of the aisle are asking that the partisan rhetoric on both sides cool down a bit. It s an admirable goal and one worth reaching for. However, it s also worth noting that the very same Republicans now suggesting liberals are inciting violence don t seem to have the same concerns about their own side.The calls to  cool down partisan rhetoric,  ironic as it may be, seem to be entirely partisan. One side   and it rhymes with treepublicans   aren t pulling their weight. The story unfolds each time this happens like clockwork: Liberals join with conservatives in condemning hate on both sides. Conservatives fall silent when right-wing extremists go on violent rampages, repeatedly failing to police their own.A prime example of this disconnect is Sen. Rand Paul. He was at the baseball practice when shots began to ring out. He was unharmed, but experienced the horror. However, his understandable desire to condemn political violence is not reflected in his Twitter history. Just last year, while a Democrat was still president and during the deeply-heated election, he passed along a message of encouraging political violence. Quoting a Fox News guest, Paul wrote:.@Judgenap: Why do we have a Second Amendment? It's not to shoot deer. It's to shoot at the government when it becomes tyrannical!  Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) June 23, 2016Amazingly, he never bothered to delete the tweet. (We took screenshots in case he decides to now.)The political climate of June 2016 was, in some ways, even more heated than it is now. By that point in Obama s presidency, it had become clear that the right s boogieman was not going to be impeached and that his two terms in office had been overwhelming successful. Confronted with that reality, conservatives grew hysterical. Even in the months before he left office, Obama was being labeled by right-wing media as  tyrannical. Here s how The Federalist, a so-called  intellectual  right-wing outlet, was describing Obama just months before Rand s tweet:The year before, Sen. Ted Cruz and Texas Governor Greg Abbott were seriously suggesting that Obama might invade Texas and enact a martial law program named  Jade Helm  to confiscate Texans  guns. The allegations were patently absurd, but they riled up many conservatives who suddenly became terrified that the government was about to round them up and put them in detention camps. (Trump s friend Alex Jones helped promote the idea, going so far as claim to have identified several locations where the military was setting up internment areas.)Rand Paul isn t the only one to blame here. Fox News, which today is making blanket, factless statements about the  violence  of liberals, was responsible for the original comment by Judge Napolitano, a longtime contributor to the network and full-time nutjob. Nobody batted an eye when he encouraged people to lash out at the  tyrannical  government with guns. Fox was being viewed by millions of people a day, all being told relentlessly that Obama was acting like a dictator. They could connect the dots.In conclusion: Spare the indignation, conservatives. While we can all agree that violence has no place in the political discourse, that only works if both sides are operating in good faith. So far, Republicans have not shown an ability to condemn their own violent extremists the way they have asked liberals to do. Without that equal shouldering of the responsibility there can be no true change in the political climate.Featured image via Alex Wong/Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: rand paul forgot to delete tweet calling for people to use amendment to shoot at the government in wake mass shooting left republican member congress several others injured many sides aisle asking partisan rhetoric sides cool bit it admirable goal one worth reaching however also worth noting republicans suggesting liberals inciting violence seem concerns calls cool partisan rhetoric ironic may seem entirely partisan one side rhymes republicans pulling weight the story unfolds time happens like clockwork liberals join conservatives condemning hate sides conservatives fall silent extremists go violent rampage repeatedly failing police prime example disconnect rand paul he baseball practice shots began ring he unharmed experienced horror however understandable desire condemn political violence reflected twitter history just last year democrat still president election passed along message encouraging political violence quoting fox news guest paul wrote judgenap why second amendment it shoot deer it shoot government becomes tyrannical senator rand paul randall june never bothered delete tweet we took screenshots case decides the political climate june ways even heated by point obama presidency become clear right boogieman going impeached two terms office overwhelming successful confronted reality conservatives grew hysterical even months left office obama labeled media tyrannical here the federalism intellectual outlet describing obama months rand tweet the year ted cruz texas governor greg abbott seriously suggesting obama might invade texas enact martial law program named jade helm confiscated texans guns the allegations patently absurd ruled many conservatives suddenly became terrified government round put detention camps trump friend alex jones helped promote idea going far claim identified several locations military setting internment areas rand paul one blame fox news today making blanket actress statements violence liberals responsible original comment judge napolitano longtime contributor network nutjob nobody batted eye encouraged people lash tyrannical government guns fox viewed millions people day told relentlessly obama acting like dictator they could connect conclusion spare indignation conservatives while agree violence place political discourse works sides operating good faith so far republicans shown ability condemn violent extremists way asked liberals without equal shouldering responsibility true change political image via alex imagenes