‘Phrasing! Phrasing!’ This AP tweet takes us down one hell of a ‘slippery slope’

BREAKING: Methodist panel overturns decision to defrock Pennsylvania pastor who married his gay son.

— The Associated Press (@AP) June 24, 2014

Thats fucked up. RT @AP: BREAKING: Methodist panel overturns decision to defrock Pennsylvania pastor who married his gay son.

— liam (@OrdinaryLiLi) June 24, 2014

Um, understand Twitter limits, but "married" should've been "officiated at wedding" here, I'm pretty sure, @AP https://t.co/Z8h2TVweaX

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) June 24, 2014

@AP Married, or officiated?

— Lillian Carilo (@lcarilo) June 24, 2014

@AP Horribly written. I assume you mean he presided over his gay son's wedding. The headline suggests he married his son.

— Edwin F. Brooks (@orangeskin) June 24, 2014

@AP Wow. You really phrased that poorly. The pastor officiated his son's wedding.

— Matthew Martin (@hyperplanes) June 24, 2014

Slippery slope! MT @EdMorrissey: Understand Twitter limits, but "married" should've been "officiated at wedding," https://t.co/qHMdT4kuvH

— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) June 24, 2014

@AP PHRASING.

— Adam Steinbaugh (@adamsteinbaugh) June 24, 2014

@AP phrasing! Phrasing!

— Jason Smith (@FOXPhotog) June 24, 2014

@AP I think you want to work on your phrasing here.

— Tony Heyl (@tonyheyl) June 24, 2014

Um, he did what? Weird phrasing “@AP: BREAKING: Methodist panel overturns decision to defrock Pennsylvania pastor who married his gay son.”

— David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) June 24, 2014

PHRASING RT @AP BREAKING: Methodist panel overturns decision to defrock Pennsylvania pastor who married his gay son.

— Eshawn (@iEshawn) June 24, 2014

@AP Please rephrase this headline.

— Dani C (@wareagle) June 24, 2014

@AP have you phrased that correctly?

— Joss Fowler (@JossNOTJosh) June 24, 2014

@AP lol, bad phrasing

— Windwalker Rangel (@UniteUsAll) June 24, 2014

AP is hiring copy editors stat RT @AP: BREAKING: Methodist panel overturns decision to defrock Pennsylvania pastor who married his gay son.

— Nandini (@nandelabra) June 24, 2014

@hunskelper007 @AP bad wording I reckon

— StevenD (@stevendoyle75) June 24, 2014

@AP uh.

— Clive (@_RadRyan) June 24, 2014

@AP horrible headline writer

— Donnie Herneisen (@dherneisen) June 24, 2014

@SooperMexican Worst headline ever, and that's really saying something.

— Bound Together (@itsonlywords) June 24, 2014