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Washington Post fact checker Glenn Kessler drew a lot of fire for digging deeply into the family history of Sen. Tim Scott to suggest his life story was exaggerated. On Sunday night s
All Things Considered, NPR weekend host Michel Martin devoted more than eight minutes of air time to letting Kessler defend himself, as liberal journalists stick up for liberal journalists and dismiss criticism as misplaced.
This was the most pointed mention of Kessler s critics, but Martin quickly added her befuddlement:
MARTIN: The former South Carolina governor, the former U.N. ambassador, Nikki Haley, called the piece shameful. She said on Twitter, when minorities refuse to be victims, disagree with liberal talking points and think for ourselves, the media shames us and questions our credibility. But Bakari Sellers, a Democrat, a former South Carolina legislator and many people probably see him as a political commentator on CNN also tweeted, you know, who thou
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Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) must have really hit the Democrats where it hurts in delivering his response to Joe Biden’s address to Congress because some Democrats and media can’t seem to stop going after him.
One truly horrible take was from the Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler. As my colleague Sister Toldjah explained, Kessler questioned Scotts’ story about his grandfather picking cotton, saying Scott had an ancestor who owned a lot of land.
Sen. Tim Scott says he went from Cotton to Congress in one lifetime, but his ancestors owned unusually large amounts of land. Fact Checker investigates. https://t.co/HlLTppVTgM