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MSNBC senior producer's tweet about China human rights abuses gets 'allegedly' trending

Earlier this month the Biden administration announced a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics taking place in China in a few weeks. U.S. athletes will still be competing at the Games, however.

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Japan has also announced that they won’t be sending a government delegation to China in February:

MSNBC senior producer Kyle Griffin caught some attention with this tweet describing the “alleged” reason for U.S. and Japan’s diplomatic boycott of the Olympics in China:

One word in that tweet caught so much attention that it trended on Twitter:

How many claims about Trump has MSNBC presented as fact while human rights abuses in China are only “alleged”?

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NBC might frown upon any negative talk about China at this point in time:

So that’s the reason Griffin trod so lightly around the issue of China’s human rights abuses… allegedly.

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NBC is so far in absolutely no danger of being prevented from covering the Games in China.

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