Northwestern Professor Kent Kaiser on blogger Karl Bremer's death: "Good riddance"
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| Kaiser (right) wasn't sad to hear about the death of one of Minnesota's best known bloggers. |
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As the Pioneer Press put it in the headline of its obit, Bremer was perhaps best known as a "Michele Bachmann nemesis," and one well-known local Republican publicly rejoiced his death.
Here's what Kent Kaiser -- a communications professor at the Christian Northwestern College in Roseville, senior policy fellow with the conservative Center of the American Experiment think tank, and beauty pageant judge (bio here; Twitter account here) -- had to say as news of Bremer's death circulated on Twitter:
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As you'd expect, Kaiser's "good riddance" tweet was roundly blasted, including by FOX 9's Tom Lyden:
@kentkaiser You should be ashamed.Serious douch bag territory. Some etiquette expert you are.
-- Tom Lyden (@tlyden) January 16, 2013
Lyden's latter tweet prompted Robert Allen to point out that "Ironically, [Kaiser is] a professor of crisis communications."This is infuriating.Anyone who says good riddance when someone has died deserves a special place in hell.Guy... fb.me/STw1xXxd
-- Tom Lyden (@tlyden) January 16, 2013
Kaiser later deleted the offensive tweet and offered up an apology:
@tlyden @patkessler I apologize for my earlier comment. I overreacted after several bad interactions w/the deceased.
-- Kent Kaiser, Ph.D. (@kentkaiser) January 16, 2013
For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God's glorious standard. Romans 3:23
-- Kent Kaiser, Ph.D. (@kentkaiser) January 16, 2013


































