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Mary Katharine Ham vs. the NYT's Maggie Haberman on Ron DeSantis. Who you got?

As we told you yesterday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pointed out that “he was on the ball field with Rep. Steve Scalise when Reps were targeted and shot” and “that event got a few days’ coverage, not the year of obsession the Jan 6 riots are getting”:

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But the New York Times’ Maggie Haberman disagreed with DeSantis’ statement, tweeting “pretty sure they were a huge story”:

Oh, really? Well, here’s Mary Katharine Ham with the fact-check on just how quickly that story lasted in the headlines:

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Boom. MKH for the win.

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