As Twitchy told you, MSNBC was all over the news that U.S. Ambassador to Panama John Feeley had resigned over Trump’s reported “shithole countries” remark. The problem was that Feeley resigned yesterday, before the remark was made public. Oops.
MSNBC segment producer Mary Emily O’Hara, who deserves a lot of credit for pushing that B.S. narrative, tried to walk it back after it had already spread far and wide. This was evidently the best she could come up with:
https://twitter.com/MaryEmilyOHara/status/951870118237261826
Misleading? Well, OK. That’s one way to put it …
https://twitter.com/MaryEmilyOHara/status/951871074475630592
https://twitter.com/MaryEmilyOHara/status/951873046616461312
So, it’s readers’ fault for being “confused” by her “misleading” tweet?
Oh, we are the ones that are "confused" over the "comments" part of your post?? Seriously, don't act like you weren't saying he resigned due to the comments made by Trump during the immigration meeting. Nice walk back.
— Ken Meyer (@Kcmeyer6971) January 12, 2018
Pathetic.
https://twitter.com/MaryEmilyOHara/status/951873233825009665
As several people pointed out, it broke yesterday. Which, coincidentally, is also when Mary apparently thinks all of us were born.
Misleading or untrue?
— #FreeThomasWictor (@WBuckleys) January 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/rshackelford14/status/951878394840481792
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"Concerns the phrasing was misleading" is being rather charitable, no? pic.twitter.com/TAZ8m7hynF
— Maul Of America (@MaulofAmerica) January 12, 2018
The phrasing wasn’t just “misleading,” Mary. It was dishonest.
you said he resigned over Trump's comments. That isn't misleading, that is false. https://t.co/WJQ3YzjKZD
— streiff (@streiffredstate) January 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/the_dead2/status/951873412263129089
The phrasing was misleading? Now you're lying about a lie. Sheesh.
— "Misspelling Errors" Live From The Swamp (@Magnum_CK) January 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/IAmVerySilky/status/951871698202185729
Phrasing? Misleading? You are full of it. That was full blown #FakeNews
— Beau Dega (@bernest48) January 12, 2018
If “misleading = lied” then yes your comments were very misleading.
— EK33 (@draywood33) January 12, 2018
LOL at "phrasing"! You lied and were caught. Do your job and quit making excuses for being dishonest.!
— TrumpWinsAgain! ?? (@ResistFakeNews) January 12, 2018
"over concerns the phrasing was misleading". No, you made it up trying to make news – you lied 100% and were caught. Fake news. Does @NBCNews even care about the truth anymore?
— JimCAScr (@JimCAScr) January 12, 2018
It’s not the date that was wrong, it was your entire premise. Do a full correction.
— Wittorical (@Wittorical) January 12, 2018
Concerns over phrasing?? LIAR-it was fabrication and you know it! #fakenews #nocredibility
— PM123Alaska⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@melin123) January 12, 2018
All ya had to say was "I lied".
— Lady Stevie ??? (@StevieRenee3) January 12, 2018
No toots. You lied. Own up.
— Larry Schweikart (@LarrySchweikart) January 12, 2018
I deleted an earlier tweet BECAUSE IT WAS A LIE! There, fixed it for ya?
— Captain Cook's Wife (@cptcookswife) January 12, 2018
Hey, here’s an idea:
https://twitter.com/MichaelMuccino/status/951875373402345472
So crazy, it just might work!
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