Respectfully, the horse is out of the barn. Fact check first
When the USA TODAY Editorial Page published an op-ed by President Trump yesterday, we heard from readers who wanted it to be fact-checked. We've now posted that, courtesy of our friends at @factcheckdotorg. Thanks.https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2018/10/11/fact-check-president-trump-claims-medicare-democrats-op-ed/1595500002/ …
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Too late. You should never include a lie-ridden document to be part of what you publish. Do better.
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Fact check BEFORE and remove anything that's a lie or misrepresentation.
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Why did it take a day? Did you not read it before publishing it?
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@USATODAY never should have published that propaganda to begin with. Fact-checking a day later doesn’t# undo the damage that was done. -
Propaganda is right. A US newspaper printing easily refuted misinformation for the POTUS. I thought this only happened in authoritarian countries.
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so, what you’re saying is, had a columnist submitted that, a real editor would have rejected it without SUBSTANTIAL changes.
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it’s too late - why publish it in the first place with this many lies? does USA Today have any editorial and journalistic standards?
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Radical idea: Don't run obviously false Op-Eds in the first place.https://twitter.com/SusanPage/status/1050447705770741761 …
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