WAPO’s ‘Right But Misleading’ Spin Is As PATHETIC As It Gets
Dan Crenshaw’s Thread Is The PERFECT Companion To Trump’s National Address
January 8, 2019
Jim Acosta Cannot BELIEVE Trump Called People Who Break The Law Criminals
January 8, 2019Washington Post decided to ‘Fact Check’ Trump’s address.
Their conclusion?
Fact-checking Trump's address: "266,000 aliens arrested in the past two years": The number is right but misleading https://t.co/VMCxT4GNDM
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 9, 2019
Sooooo basically he’s right. They just can’t handle it.
That number is right, but we have an agenda so here comes an essay on why we are better people than you.
— Arthur Kirkland Esq. (@KirklandEsq) January 9, 2019
“That number is accurate but makes us uncomfortable”
— Golden Ratio FTW (@phikickspisbutt) January 9, 2019
BINGO.
They just don’t know how to process it, that’s all.
Translation: yeah…we got nothing
— LawDawg (@LawDawg1911a1) January 9, 2019
Their reasoning as to why it’s misleading?
So WaPo says some crimes are better than others? FFS this is ridiculous.
— Chaos Coordinator (@woods_tanner) January 9, 2019
Oh, FFS.
