BREAKING . . .
[Editor’s Note: We have added ‘Breaking‘ as a new feature because . . . Drudge has gone away.]The Washington Post issued a correction revealing it “misquoted” Donald Trump’s comment on a call with a Georgia election official.
The outlet quietly admitted that the former president never asked the state’s top election investigator to “find the fraud,” but rather encouraged the official to “scrutinize” ballots. [The story was repeated by most major U.S. media several of whom claimed they had independently verified it. Democrats used the quote in the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump last month.]
The Post’s full, seven-sentence correction attributes the misquote to faulty “information provided by a source”: