Then later in the afternoon, WSJ says it was "first reported in the Washington Post." And that my friends is how you write someone out of the story
WaPo, in the afternoon, cites “two sources familiar” to write a story that we already broke before breakfast. Maybe their sources read it in @theintercept?https://twitter.com/ddayen/status/959154252949028864 …
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WSJ has updated to give credit, but WaPo changed its story simply to remove their "two sources familiar" (bc of how embarrassing that looks) but they did not add credit.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/business/wp/2018/02/01/trump-administration-strips-consumer-watchdog-office-of-enforcement-powers-against-financial-firms-in-lending-discrimination-cases/?utm_term=.c3c183d36179 …
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Yes I noticed that.... Thought as you do too....
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