The Bull Ring

They tweeted out this graf from the article, and then stealth edited the graf out of the piece. https://t.co/lmABbl5ely — JERRY DUNLEAVY (@JerryDunleavy) April 12, 2020 This is amazing. The last thing you want to be is a woman who accuses an important Democratic Party leader of sexual misconduct or harassment. Few people are publicly treated worse. Ask Paula Jones, Juanita Broaddrick, Monica Lewinsky and so many others. And now Tara Reade: https://t.co/ywC9YDjLVn — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) April 12, 2020 If you are really observant, you can detect a subtle difference in the way that the New York Times attempted to destroy and defame Brett Kavanaugh with no evidence and how they move to protect Joe Biden from a former employee's accusation. https://t.co/XR7Jz7HW9h — Mollie (@MZHemingway) April 12, 2020 I’m sure there is perfectly logical explanation for this change that nobody at the New York Times will explain. https://t.co/ygS8gwmoRB — Stephen L...

Techno Fog   @Techno_Fog  Lawyer / DMs always open  Dec. 10, 2019  2 min read  WaPo reporter  @shaneharris  has been lying to the public this whole time.  Let's keep it going. This notion that Steele’s memos triggered the FBI investigation of the Trump campaign persists, even after a whole team WSJ reporters, me included, found that it’s just not true. https://t.co/JJ5FNPEogh — Shane Harris (@shaneharris) January 12, 2018 @JonahDispatch The FISA renewals were approved by the FISC Judges "after reviewing intelligence collected from Page surveillance that had nothing to do with the Steele dossier" 🤦‍♂️  He "wants apologies" from anyone who thinks they tricked the FISA judge. 🤷‍♂️ The notoriously inaccurate NBC News correspondent  @KenDilanianNBC "Trump is wrong about Carter Page, the dossier and the FISA warrant" Reuters DC National Security Corresponde...

#BREAKING More than 100,000 children in migration-related US detention: UN pic.twitter.com/67PEWc4KFi — AFP news agency (@AFP) November 18, 2019 OH SHIT!  THIS IS 2015!   WE ARE REPORTING ON OBAMA.—AFP AFP is withdrawing this story. The author of the report has clarified that his figures do not represent the number of children currently in migration-related US detention, but the total number of children in migration-related US detention in 2015. We will delete the story. https://t.co/p30UjEWl7u — AFP news agency (@AFP) November 19, 2019 why not just update the headline? — brian abrams (@BrianAbrams) November 19, 2019 i screencapped the entire story so it's now safe to delete it — Ryan (@chasinghumility) November 19, 2019