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Social Media Reacts to Tragic Shooting at Fl. Gay Club
Social Media Reacts to Tragic Shooting at Fl. Gay Club
Condolences are pouring in from around social media as we face the aftermath of another mass shooting in the US.
While more details emerge about the horrific shooting at Pulse Nightclub, a popular LGBT dance club in Orlando, many celebrities and politicians are voicing their sadness and grief over a tragedy that has reportedly left 50 dead and more than 53 injured.
\u201cWhite House says @POTUS has been briefed on the Orlando shooting:\u201d— NPR Politics (@NPR Politics) 1465738306
\u201cWoke up to hear the devastating news from FL. As we wait for more information, my thoughts are with those affected by this horrific act. -H\u201d— Hillary Clinton (@Hillary Clinton) 1465737617
\u201cReally bad shooting in Orlando. Police investigating possible terrorism. Many people dead and wounded.\u201d— Donald J. Trump (@Donald J. Trump) 1465733242
\u201cToday, our thoughts and sympathies are with the victims and families in Orlando.\u201d— GLSEN (@GLSEN) 1465741224
\u201cOur hearts break for the victims and families of this horrific act of violence. We stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ community in #Orlando.\u201d— GLAAD (@GLAAD) 1465739505
\u201cOur statement on the tragedy in Orlando, Florida: https://t.co/ERolPHksXa\u201d— Lambda Legal (@Lambda Legal) 1465744685
\u201cEquality Florida issued this statement on the Orlando nightclub shooting https://t.co/ZHz9ZG2ZkY\u201d— The New York Times (@The New York Times) 1465741728
\u201cOur deepest condolences to the family and friends affected by this morning's tragedy in Orlando.\u201d— Orlando Magic (@Orlando Magic) 1465738674
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