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Fake Trump Quote Goes Viral After Left-Wing Journos Mindlessly Retweet





by Tyler Durden
Sun, 05/26/2019 - 19:05




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You'd think they would have learned after the Covington fiasco...

Author and columnist Ian Bremmer fabricated a quote on Sunday morning, claiming that during his trip to Japan, President Trump said "Kim Jong Un is smarter and would make a better President than Sleepy Joe Biden."

This Ian Bremmer guy made a quote up. He pulled something out of his ass, and alleged Trump said it. pic.twitter.com/MpmNSELEdA

— Nick Monroe (@nickmon1112) May 26, 2019 The tweet immediately went viral, after it was retweeted by a spate of left wing journalists, politicians and pundits eager to disparage the President.

When Bremmer was challenged three hours after the tweet, he simply said "It's plausible," before deleting the fake quote. By that time, however, it was too late - as the anti-Trump media breathlessly propelled it around the internet.

CNN's Ana Navarro and MSNBC guest Fernand R. Amaldi both spread the fake quote far and wide, with Navarro's tweet generating at least 13,000 likes and 4,200 retweets.

Frequent MSNBC guest Fernand R. Amandi, who often appears on Joy Reid's show, pushed the fabricated quote pic.twitter.com/CQIRiJpN2h

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) May 26, 2019 Several Clinton campaign staffers promoted it, along with vocal anti-Trump Democrat Rep. Ted Lieu.

Multiple people who worked on Hillary Clinton's failed 2016 campaign pushed the quote pic.twitter.com/Aw2J60BJoW

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) May 26, 2019 Dear @tedlieu: Using Twitter to spread this misleading and FALSE quote of @realDonaldTrump is WEAK & COWARDLY (but I'm saying this in a calm way).

I'm glad you "womaned up" & deleted the tweet. pic.twitter.com/puryuslPNL

— Nick Monroe (@nickmon1112) May 26, 2019
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