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President Trump has promoted unproven and potentially dangerous treatments for the coronavirus. On Thursday, he speculated about treatments involving the use of household disinfectants that would be dangerous if put inside the body.https://nyti.ms/2S1CLav
We've deleted an earlier tweet and updated a sentence in our article that implied that only "some experts" view the ingestion of household disinfectants as dangerous. To be clear, there is no debate on the danger.
We might want to do a focus group in a diner in The Heartland, just in case.
important correction.
Their desperation to present “both sides” is downright irresponsible.
Translation: The NYT searched hard for an "expert" to tout the benefits of drinking bleach, but strangely couldn't find any
Hey that’s cool and all, but what you really need to do is address the fact that not only did you do this terrible thing, but it was *completely predictable that you would do this terrible thing* because you are *fundamentally broken.* Time stamp:pic.twitter.com/RqgAEBKFGJ
Dan Baquet has made it abundantly clear he doesn’t believe his job is anything but to act as stenographer for the powerful and make the people who read the Times do more research. He needs to go
Imagine trying THIS HARD to equivocate for a guy who told the entire nation to drink bleach yesterday.
Yes, this is how he drinks water ... guy who is asking others to drink bleachpic.twitter.com/vcEKIkaRHQ
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