Score = 20
For those of you who were ever puzzled by that line in the Gettysburg Address, a score is 20. So, "four score and seven years ago" is 87. Score does not equal thousands.
So, how does one explain the "headline" on this AP video describing the "scores" that marched against Roe v. Wade earlier this week?
Bias? Or incompetence on the part of the "scores" of AP editors?
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Someone stop the stupid before he dumbs again.
A hacker is someone who gains unauthorized access to information or content. This individual did not have permission to do what they did. They had no authorization to convert and decode the code.
Katie Couric reveals in new book that she is a crap journalist.
Report: Katie Couric writes in new book that she "protected" RBG from her dismissive remarks about national-anthem kneelers, in part because she felt that RBG was 'elderly and probably didn't fully understand the question.' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10088027/Katie-Couric-admits-editing-Ruth-Bader-Ginsburg-interview-protect-late-justice.html
[Stephen Halbrook] New York's Futile Search for Historical Precedents for its Handgun Carry Restrictions http://dlvr.it/S9TK4F
She was arrested and removed from school for TRESPASSING. She was told to leave because she refused to wear a mask.
"Conservative" journalism is just as CRAP and click-bait as the jackasses on the left!
This is Grace Smith.
Grace is a 16-year-old junior at Laramie High School who was arrested and removed from school in handcuffs.
Her crime? Not wearing a surgical mask.
"...Scalise refused each time to offer the only correct answer: no."
Just in case you wondered if fact checkers start with a premise and write an article around the answer they want.
This is pure commentary from Dale. It's not fact checking, or journalism. It's blogging. https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1448078557255806982
Asked three times whether the election was "stolen," Scalise refused each time to offer the only correct answer: no. Instead, Scalise danced around a direct answer — claiming states had not followed their own laws in conducting the pandemic-era election. https://cnn.it/30n5iP2
Both.
I agree with Ken Hahn, both.