@EsotericCD "Angry Republicans Wildly Exaggerate Hillary's Use of Email."
— Jamie Krock (@JamieKrock) January 8, 2016
One of the Hillary emails released in the wee-hours dump reveals the then-secretary of state directing one of her staffers to fax a document over a nonsecure line. Pretty damning, right? Well, Politico is all over it:
GOP slams Hillary Clinton's request to use 'nonsecure' email channel https://t.co/ubeQUdlZYh | Getty pic.twitter.com/GAgCBhKGKC
— POLITICO (@politico) January 8, 2016
Wait a second …
@politico that's the headline you want to with Politico? Good grief!
— Mona (@moharrison) January 8, 2016
Real smooth, Politico. Real smooth.
@politico Yes, Hillary Clinton's request to use 'nonsecure' email channel is not the story. So pathetic.
— Just Karl (@justkarl) January 8, 2016
Holy hell, this is pathetic. https://t.co/rwlJAOlhqe
— BT (@back_ttys) January 8, 2016
Ah, the "critics pounce" angle. Not the "UH, Hillary broke the law" angle. Interesting. https://t.co/aXLR1mKPRr
— RBe (@RBPundit) January 8, 2016
.@RBPundit District Attorney pounces on Robert Durst's "Killed them all" admission! cc @Politico, you hacks.
— Nicholas Gallagher (@ngallagherAI) January 8, 2016
@politico She's not the victim here she broke the law, willingly. Change your misleading headline you hacks.
— Ja'Crispy (@TikiMaximus) January 8, 2016
Why not report on Hillary's potential felonies, rather than the "GOP pounces" angle of it?
This is bad journalism. https://t.co/sgxPcHF3Wl
— Adam (@GPIA7R) January 8, 2016
Apparently Politico’s taking pages from the same book as The Atlantic:
Republicans pounced after the arrests of two refugees from Iraq on terror charges https://t.co/eOyeAI2FGg pic.twitter.com/rQdsH7Db05
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) January 8, 2016
Geez Louise. They’re not even trying to hide it.
Republicans pounce! https://t.co/QDHOBrU1cy
— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) January 8, 2016
@TheAtlantic The arrests of two refugees from Iraq on terror charges is not the story, just those evil Republicans "pouncing." Pathetic.
— Just Karl (@justkarl) January 8, 2016
.@TheAtlantic is their a stylebook paper/rock/scissors hierarchy between "seize", "pounce" & "overreach"?
— Nino (@baldingschemer) January 8, 2016
Maybe @politico and @TheAtlantic just think Republicans should just stay out of politics.
— Just Karl (@justkarl) January 8, 2016
