Hahha, I died. This dude is kind of funny on Twitter.
Unnamed sources "close to" often just people who want to sound like they are in the know. And reporters desperate for content just accept it
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Run 3rd party
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@Moshi0313@marcorubio please please for the sake of this country run 3rd party - 1 more reply
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don't trust reporters. Unless it comes directly from Marco don't believe anything
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@michael_r_smith We see much of that in Canada with the major news media. -
Yes. Of course "close to" also a way for pols to feed (mis)info to journos w/o attribution.
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Marco who?
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actually, they're usually the closest and most in the know, sometimes the person themselves – requesting anonymity.
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