The tweet doesn't accurate describe the headline or content in the actual story.
Is @theintercept trying to get out of the media doghouse for covering @JoeBiden's allege sexual assault by posting a 4-day-old fake news story retracted or significantly corrected by other outlets?
Is @theintercept trying to get out of the media doghouse for covering @JoeBiden's allege sexual assault by posting a 4-day-old fake news story retracted or significantly corrected by other outlets?
If you actually click on the tweet via @theintercept and read the story, it makes clear the man took "a non-medical version of the chemical chloroquine phosphate," which consequently, is NOT hydroxychloroquine.
Btw, Trump has repeatedly distinguished between the two.
Btw, Trump has repeatedly distinguished between the two.
If you look at the url, the original @theintercept tweet and compare it to the headline, I suspect they revised the current headline and the tweet probably matched the original.
Either way, it's very irresponsible to continue to tweet content like that on social media.
Either way, it's very irresponsible to continue to tweet content like that on social media.
