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@CNN, as ever, leads the media in jumping the shark.pic.twitter.com/zeXYk2kyNa
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After even @nytimes has come around to the use of hydroxychloroquine as a potential treatment worth exploring, I took a quick jaunt down memory lane for how others rushed to judgement because Orange Man Bad (THREAD)pic.twitter.com/O66j3WlVPE
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Bonus from their “fact checker”
@ddale8 who clearly does not understand how this works.pic.twitter.com/rtI5rqKLz0
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@thedailybeast rarely misses an opportunity to hyperventilate.pic.twitter.com/V8wd4oC0D3
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We’ve got governors! New Mexico’s
@GovSisolak and Michigan’s@GovWhitmerpic.twitter.com/3Sq0MAivtO
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@kurteichenwald. Shocker. Count me skeptical of your source here, Kurt.pic.twitter.com/MjD96LWjYS
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Tough to see my hometown paper,
@BostonGlobe, added to the list.pic.twitter.com/YonnTSLjIP
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And, of course, who could be surprised to see Chinese propaganda gold medal leader
@NBCNews make the list.pic.twitter.com/QERFqhaxfY
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Listen, I’ve got no idea if this’ll work. But the key takeaway, in case not obvious: journalists, don’t rush to criticize the president (or anyone else!!) over something we don’t have much information about yet, especially when people’s lives are at stake. Just report.
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