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.@ebonybowden The story was sloppy and wrong. Your reporting was lazy and errant. My voting history is below. Yes, I want a correction. Try and do better. Thanks!! BTW pro tip. Serious journalists don’t tweet things like “ Going to go out on a limb and say President Trump looks https://twitter.com/ebonybowden/status/1285642139989348359 …pic.twitter.com/NT6cAfGQ9t
I've amended the story, Steve. I also have a pro tip for you! Maybe get a communications director who actually replies to emails from reporters with questions about your organization instead of expecting people to magically have your cell number!
You had to have his full date of birth and house address in order to get to that screen in the Utah voter registration system. Perhaps your access to data is a function of how diligently you want to find it and for what purposes—doing a hit piece vs doing fact checking.
Why didn't you try his barber, his 3rd grade teacher or his dry cleaner for his voting record? Makes about as much sense as trying a random guy @ProjectLincoln
This is Twitter and you’re asking him to email you?
Lame. Key word here is "reporter." Not the same as an "apologist" or "propagandist."
Where is it written that you can print stories that are untrue because someone doesn’t return your calls? Who the hell are you anyway?
Right? Is there some double secret probation rule in journalism that if calls or emails go unacknowledged, you can make up anything you want? 
You are no pro please
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