Taylor Loreng, who celebrated the murder of Brian Thompson, says that Biden needs ‘rot in hell’

Journalist Taylor Lorenzavo former President who has been a staunch critic of Biden, openly celebrated his diagnosis of cancer and wished him to rot in hell and “rest in P*SS”. Lorez wrote, sharing a misleading title of a 2019 article, claiming that Biden said that this would be insulted for his dead son (bee biden) to do healthcare for everyone.Biden did not say so, but it was an explanation because in the video Biden talked about private health insurance to save the last six months of his son’s life.But fake claims revive, courtesy Taylor Loreng added another post celebrating Biden’s cancer diagnosis. “The liberals are actually going to ride D ** until he is not in his grave, it is not shocking.”He then shared another post claiming: “Covid causes cancer and Biden showed his half a term that he had defeated Kovid, while allowing it to rip through the population. People are dying today, and will continue to die for years due to their corruption. ,Taylor Lorenz has a history of misinformation, he rejoiced the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of United Healthcare by Luigi Mangion. “CEO Down!” And “Heathcare executive down!” He wrote and attracted a large -scale flakes to encourage the murder.Taylor Lorrange worked with The New York Times, Washington Post and was allegedly expelled from Vax Media following his celebrations after the death of Brian Thompson. Biden has revealed an aggressive form of prostate cancer, although a recent medical checkup rejected the possibility of cancer when the above two small nodules were found. “While it represents the more aggressive form of the disease, the cancer seems to be hormone-sensitive that allows for effective management,” his office said. “The President and his family are reviewing treatment options with their doctors.”The statement triggers a cover -up allegations as the doctors questioned how the situation became so serious, while prostate cancer takes 10 -15 years to reach this stage. “Cancer touches all of us. Like many of you, Jill and I have learned that we are the strongest in broken places. Thank you for lifting us with love and support,” Biden posted in his first statement after diagnosis.