Amti-Americans at NPR actually seem sad that U.S. troops killed the head of ISIS

After U.S. troops chased the head of ISIS down a tunnel, moving him to blow himself up along with two of his children, National Public Radio gushed with praise--for Baghdadi.

After covering President Donald Trump’s announcement of the successful mission, NPR lavished praise on the ISIS thug, who was responsible for beheading three Americans and enslaving and killing an American woman.

Host Lulu Garcia-Navarro asked three NPR reporters to tell listeners about the terrorist.

“He led a movement we’ve never seen before,” said one. “ISIS had tens of thousands of members, fighters, coming in from all over the world.”

See, citizen?  He was popular, just like our own Hollywood stars!

 “They controlled massive amounts of territory, and had ”millions of people under their control.  They administered cities, they collected taxes.”

"Administered" cities, you say?  Wow, just like a legitimate government, eh?  Did the mention ISIS literally crucifying opponents in the central squares of the towns they were so professionally "administering?"  No?  Gosh...

Another "reporter"called the successful mission a “symbolic victory”--seemingly to show the distinction between this mission and an actual "real victory," which would be...way different, citizen.

Meanwhile the White House correspondent for NPR claimed real purpose of the president’s announcement was to "take the focus away from the muddle and confusion” of his administration.

Is it just me or is the crew of Trump-haters at NPR actually sad that the U.S. just blew the head of ISIS to hell?

Source: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/10/28/npr-praises-terrorist-baghdadi-he-was-a-real-leader-a-movement-weve-never-seen-before/