A story about how inflation is hitting foster and adoptive parents who are raising nine kids predictably caused some sneering from lefties. The story included the parents saying how much more they’re spending for several gallons of milk per week, and one conservative mom ripped those mocking it.
New York Times Wordplay also got in on the mockery in a now-deleted tweet:
https://twitter.com/NYTimesWordplay/status/1456304056821956609
So much caring. So much compassion. So much deletion.
These people hate you. Always remember that…particularly when you’re in the voting booth. https://t.co/QMrejeOpyk
— CCP IS ASSHOE (@CCPISASSH0E) November 4, 2021
They deleted before I could screenshot. If you have it, please add it here. Thanks ☺️
— CCP IS ASSHOE (@CCPISASSH0E) November 4, 2021
Fortunately the internet is forever:
— Social Distance Champion (@realchrishynes) November 4, 2021
Whoops, @NYTimesWordplay. You accidentally deleted this tweet. Saved it for ya tho pic.twitter.com/YdSA1043T6
— Sunny McSunnyface (@sunnyright) November 4, 2021
Why delete this banger? Don't be shy, intern. Talk to us 😘😆 pic.twitter.com/bTFqL7zQKR
— Erik Cooper (@805_cooper) November 4, 2021
Deleted but do keep this condescending crap up guys. Alienating & mocking more struggling families should make the mid-terms very interesting. @NYTimesWordplay @nytimes pic.twitter.com/kCrGDVToDI
— Kel in Cali (@KinCali1) November 4, 2021
Yep! Hopefully they keep it up through the midterms next year.
Puzzle clue: 5 letters: what did the NYTimesWordplay Twitter account earn today? Answer: RATIO
— Ann Marie ⚔️ (@TheBoudicca) November 4, 2021
It’s hard to imagine why normal citizens in America don’t trust The New York Times. pic.twitter.com/x6dHw1PAmb
— Kate Hyde (@KateHydeNY) November 4, 2021
What are the odds that whoever tweeted that for the Times is a 20-year-old intern with no kids and no understanding of inflation or the real world in general.