This Gavin Wax thing isn’t about Trump vs. DeSantis or even left vs. right. It’s a generational thing. It’s like NYT employees staging a public revolt over a Tom Cotton op-ed, or WaPo firing Felicia Sonmez for her tweets. The only question is how long an employer puts up with it.
Your boss tells you to knock it off, and you say, “Or what?” What do you THINK is gonna happen?
Nowhere in this story is there an explanation for why NBC News reported these details. Did someone lie to the reporter? If so, who? Did HE lie? If so, why?
Details, details. The important thing is that we noticed, which makes us "conspiracy theorists."
Now that Twitter's "curation" team is gone (the morons who spun the news to fit in a sidebar blurb), how will @NBCNews explain pulling this news story about Paul Pelosi? I'm guessing they won't. They'll just stonewall until everybody stops asking. deadline.com/2022/11/nbc-ne…
"Editor's note: This piece has been removed from publication because it did not meet NBC News reporting standards."
In what way? This sort of language is usually reserved for a reporter editorializing. What did @Miguelnbc say that fell below standards?
Now @NBCNews has completely scrubbed this video because it doesn't meet their "reporting standards." Why? Which fact did he get wrong? And why does it keep happening in this story?
First DePape was in his underwear, then he wasn't. There was a third person in the house, then there wasn't. Now this. You're not a conspiracy theorist to ask why this keeps happening.
But no, the journos just jumped right to "MAGA did it." Because they were told to by the Dems.
A bunch of overpaid censors are getting fired today and they might be surprised at the outpouring of public support they don't get
For the first time in the history of the world, somebody's getting fired
Oct 26, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
So this was clearly a lie. I guess the journos just assumed they'd get away with it?
"Hi. Good night, everybody." #pasenatedebate
"He got his Pennsylvania house from his own inlays! From a dollar!" #pasenatedebate
Sep 29, 2022 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
I'm not going to pretend I knew James Madison had a crystal flute or that I care what anybody does with it
I mean it is kind of funny that James Madison owned a crystal flute and then a couple hundred years later it was played onstage by a very fat black lady wearing a sausage casing with glitter on it
It's okay to find that amusing
Sep 7, 2022 • 24 tweets • 1 min read
Day 372 of Americans stranded in Afghanistan.
Day 373 of Americans stranded in Afghanistan.
Jun 7, 2022 • 19 tweets • 5 min read
Yes this all seems collegial and collaborative and most of all fun
