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A New York Times story claiming a capitol police officer was killed after being hit with a fire extinguishing during Wednesday's protests has been completely unpublished from the website and now links to an editor's note
(h/t @aidnmclaughlin)
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/07/us/politics/a-capitol-police-officer-who-was-seriously-injured-wednesday-has-died-two-law-enforcement-officials-said.html …pic.twitter.com/VHEQHaZN2v
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UPDATE ... the officer has passed away from his injurieshttps://twitter.com/DavidBegnaud/status/1347408734163673089 …
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They can’t get their lies straight
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Odds are they wrote that article in advance with knowledge that it was supposed to happen. When it didn’t, they retracted it. I swear, so many lies these days from the media, I would not put that past them...
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Is "published in error" the same as "an error of an article"?
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That’s what the Post gets for posting CNN “news”
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