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right now is a bad faith attack by a mob. We’ve seen this over and over again. Newsrooms need hard policies in place to protect their employees from this nonsense. It’s not about anything other than silencing journalists doing their jobs.

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i have no agenda here, but how have you interpreted what happened so far?

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An honest mistake from an honest reporter with years of credibility. She deserves the benefit of the doubt.

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I'd give more benefit of the doubt if the "mistake" wasn't an accusation against someone she clearly has had a vendetta against for a long time.

5:34 PM · Feb 8, 2021