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'Classic misinformation' spotted in CNN's headline about Florida educators and Covid-19

CNN has again been spotted leaving a not-so-minor detail out of this headline:

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Their tweet contains a little more relevant detail, but not all:

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1426185546859257862

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Obviously CNN doesn’t mind if people draw some conclusions based on that, but there’s another detail that CNN couldn’t for some reason fit into the tweet and headline:

Clearly CNN wanted to set an anti-DeSantis mood in that headline by not mentioning that school hasn’t even started in Florida yet:

THIS. Is CNN.

It really is.

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CNN serves up the examples on a daily basis.

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