Pro-Life Group Blasts Politico & Daily Beast False Reports of Trump Snub
The truth is that each of the news sources either got their stories from people who do not like Donald Trump, or pulled it out of their vivid imaginations.
Wednesday evening, Twitter was filled with angry tweets claiming that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump "blew off" a group of pro-lifers just days after he had issues with his stance on abortion. Inciting the angry tweets were articles in Politico and the Daily Beast announcing the supposed slight. There was only one problem with the stories - they were false and neither news source bothered to correct their error.
The falsehood seems to have begun with Politico on Wednesday, as their article was originally posted at 11:49 a.m. and tweeted by Politico, with declaration, "Trump Expected to Address Anti-Abortion Leaders." It was then "updated" at 5:10 p.m.
The Daily Beast post was published at 4:15 p.m. that same day.
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