Perhaps you should ask the New York Times what happens when their White House Correspondent gets sued in court for defaming a teenager who attended Covington Catholic and then loses. Hypothetically speaking, of course.
This tweet by a New York Times reporter is misleading. I was TWICE asked a hypothetical about the health of the President and Vice President. Full context of my quote below: https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/status/1260952715187888128 …pic.twitter.com/ee1oXQtxbM
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Yes! Ask! I'm all for caring about those who are bullied by the smug media.
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How is it misleading? You were quoted accurately.
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and the further context just makes that even more clear.
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A bit confused. What’s misleading about Maggie’s tweet?
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"How DARE the media quote me word for word! MISLEADING! WITCH-HUNT!"
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Evergreen response by Republicans.
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Who had
#KoronaKayleigh predicting 5 years ago that tRump would “have no plan” on their bingo card?pic.twitter.com/tRzBudIYxV
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Love that hashtag I also am using another on for her
#BookmarkBarbiepic.twitter.com/6TARnZUnfL
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