Weird. Twitter deleted a tweet from a COVID-19 advisor to President Donald Trump because he said masks don’t work. The platform didn’t allow people to post articles from The New York Post about Hunter Biden’s emails.
Yet they did nothing about a tweet shooting around with a fake email from the Iowa Farm Bureau stating it doesn’t support Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst. SO WEIRD.
The Iowa Farm Bureau quickly responded to the fake email:
Recently, a fake email has been circulating through social media that Senator Ernst no longer has the support of Iowa Farm Bureau or our members. This email is fake, and any news reports that speak to its validity are false. Iowa farmers know Senator Joni Ernst understands agriculture and works tirelessly to increase the economic opportunities for Iowa farmers and rural America, and that is why the Iowa Farm Bureau was proud to designate her as a Friend of Agriculture. She continues to have our full support.
Julie Gammack, the woman who posted the fake email, deleted the tweet.
Gammack admitted she tweeted the fake email before she verified it.
How about you verify before you post something? If it seems too good to be true then most likely it is too good to be true.
Oh, wait. She gets all uppity because people called her out. But it’s okay to excuse her because so many people “spread vile lies” on Twitter, including Trump.
Two wrongs don’t make a right, lady.
Matt Whitlock, a National Republican Senatorial Committee senior advisor, pointed out other times Democrats lied and posted doctored information.
Again, Twitter has not done anything to these tweets with obvious fake news.
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