1. There is an aspect of the media coverage in North Carolina election fraud scandal that is very troubling.
I gave the reporter involved, @NickOchsnerWBTV, a chance to explain but he's not getting back to me.
But people need to know about what happened.
@NickOchsnerWBTV 2. One of the key interviews of the campaign was when @NickOchsnerWBTV interviewed Lisa Britt, one of the people in Dowless' operation, on December 12.
In the interview Britt denied she had been paid to collect ballots & denied doing anything illegal.
3. Later, when Britt talked to the committee she admitted that yes, Dowless had paid her to collect ballots, which is against the law.
She explained that she lied during the interview because IT TOOK PLACE IN DOWLESS' KITCHEN WITH DOWLESS PRESENT newsobserver.com/news/politics-…
4. But here is the thing: in the segment, @NickOchsnerWBTV DOES NOT reveal that the interview took place in Dowless' kitchen or that Dowless was present
Nick ends the segment by saying: "We have still yet to hear publicly from the man that Lisa Britt worked for, McCrae Dowless"
5. He had just conducted this interview in Dowless kitchen, a fact that @NickOchsnerWBTV did not reveal to viewers, and then pretends like no one has heard from this guy
Britt says Dowless told her that Nick was "a friend" and he would like her to speak to him.
6. Anyway, @NickOchsnerWBTV and @WBTV_News should explain why the fact that this interview took place in Dowless' kitchen with Dowless present was not revealed to viewers.
Maybe there is an innocent explanation for all this but it seems highly problematic to me
BREAKING: The sponsor of the "Don't Say Gay" bill in the Florida House, @josephbharding, just introduced an amendment that would REQUIRE SCHOOLS TO OUT LGBTQ STUDENTS even if the school believes THE DISCLOSURE WILL RESULT IN "ABUSE, ABANDONMENT, OR NEGLECT"
More on the corporate donors to the politicians behind the "Don't Say Gay" bill, which includes a bunch of companies that claim to be champions of LGBTQ rights
1. This will be a thread of tweets from corporations promoting their impassioned support for LGBTQ rights along with how much the same corporations have recently donated to the politicians behind Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill
Follow along if interested
2. @UnitedHealthGrp donated 200K to the politicians behind Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill
1. Louisiana @AGJeffLandry appeared last December with RFK Jr. at a hearing to spread misinformation about COVID vaccines and the state "mandate" to vaccinate students.
Now he's using the same dishonest tactics to raise money.
Follow along for the details of this grift
@AGJeffLandry 2. Landry claims he's fighting against an "illegal rule mandating Covid shots for all children attending school K-12"
First, COVID vaccines will be treated like all other vaccines in LA. And that means parents can opt-out for any reason - medical, religious, or philosophical
3. Second, even that optional "requirement" only applies to situations where the vaccine is fully approved by the FDA. And that applies, right now, only to students 16 and older
So the claim that children as young as 5 will be forced to get the vaccine is false in multiple ways
@PENamerica 2. In Kansas, HB 2662 would make it a Class B misdemeanor for a teacher to use any material in the classroom depicting “homosexuality.”
Not sexually explicit depictions of homosexuality.
ANY DEPICTION WHATSOEVER
3. In South Carolina, H 4605 forbids teachers from “subject[ing]” students to “controversial and age-inappropriate topics” like “gender identity or lifestyles.”