'Our impartial media at work': A tale of two entirely different announcement headlines from the AP [photo]

Posted at 1:44 pm on June 14, 2015 by Jacob B.

According to the AP, Hillary is attempting “to make history” with her presidential announcement.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, in kickoff to 2016 campaign, embraces her potential to make history, @llerer reports: http://t.co/XVrpnD93Sk
— The Associated Press (@AP) June 14, 2015

Surely when Republican Carly Fiorina announced in May, the AP published something similar, right?

BREAKING: Former technology executive Carly Fiorina says she's seeking GOP presidential nomination.
— The Associated Press (@AP) May 4, 2015

BREAKING: Per the AP, history only belongs to the Left.

Our Impartial Media At Work (h/t @Instapundit) pic.twitter.com/EGxGtqshp6
— Gumlegs (@Gumlegs) June 14, 2015

@LilMissRightie @JohnMPowersII @AP Thanks AP for always being true to your bias.
— Teresa (@MissT117) June 14, 2015

@LilMissRightie @APAll that's missing is one of those little steaming turd emojis from the end of the Fiorina tweet.
— Rob Gosnell (@GosnellRob) June 14, 2015

@LilMissRightie @instapundit @AP Democrat operatives with bylines
— Maggi Cook (@MadisonProj) June 14, 2015

Yep.

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