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Johnson couldn’t help not be a complete jack*** for 30 seconds huh lol.
Btw, does Barnes have a good shot at winning it?
dwalk31 look at the guy you supported and defended for years being as delusional and divisive as ever
We all know damb well Trumpito ignoring that subpoena
It's reminiscent of how the anti-vax/"vaccine hesitant" crowd would say they wanted to make "an informed decision" about taking the COVID vaccine and then proceeded to consume anti-vax propaganda exclusively.
It’s frustrating to me how much mainstream media sanitizes and amplified this nonsense for clicks. I was texting with a former colleague who has, himself, had to draft external communications to banking clients. I pointed out that nothing about that letter seemed legit, he countered that it had been confirmed by Forbes.
But Forbes, in an article repeating the Owens allegation, claimed that The NY Times had confirmed the claim. Googling the Dealbook blog post gave more context. Beneath the click bait headline “JPM severs ties” was the simple claim that they’d closed the account and that was confirmed.
So the grey lady implied, but carefully never states, that JPM initiated the closure and with a rhetorical sleight of hand confuses confirmation of one thing with another. Then Forbes fails to report the context of the Times confirmation and adds even more certainty to the idea that JPM fired Ye.
So even an industry vet with 15 years at a bulge bracket bank was led to believe the claim, even if he has no real idea who Candace Owens is and didn’t even bother to read the source letter with any skepticism.
I doubt he would have given any of it the time of day without having gotten it from Forbes.
there's no way this passes antitrust laws right