6/6 If this is a fact-check or commentary, label it that way. If it is straight news, remove the verdict from the headline. Readers deserve evidence before conclusions—not conclusions disguised as neutral reporting.
@etuckerAP - Eric - 1/6 This headline is not neutral reporting. Calling Trump’s claims “false” in the title preconditions readers before they see the evidence. That is dishonest framing and bad journalism. Report what he said first. Then analyze it.
5/6 Election-system vulnerabilities, foreign access to voter data, questionable registrations, and actual vote manipulation are different issues. Failure to prove one claim does not automatically make every election-security concern false.
@elonmusk Shame on all of you for ignorance. Nobody’s job is indispensable when a company goes bankrupt.
Numbers & corruption don’t care about faithful or long service, or hurt feelings
US is near bankruptcy, reassignment of .01% of bureaucrats is better than 100% failure for entire US.
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