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REALLY? Twitter's summary #JohnnyDepp trend sends heads to desks

As we told you last night, actor Johnny Depp asked a crowd (to many cheers) “when was the last time an actor assassinated a president?” The New York Times helped Depp explain away the awful comments, and Twitter’s summary of why Depp is trending seems to leave out some basic information:

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A lot of people noticed the downplaying of Depp’s comments:


https://twitter.com/NateJames44/status/878275933567827969
https://twitter.com/amuse/status/878271432303792128

Would that summary have been the same if a right-leaning actor made the same comment about a Democrat president? #RhetoricalQuestions

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