More Proof That Snopes Is A Propaganda Censorship Arm of the Deep State: Snopes Changed Fact-Check After Pressure From Biden Administration
Posted by freedomforall 2 weeks, 1 day ago to Politics
Excerpt:
"Under a heading of “what’s true,” Snopes said that “The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a federal agency, is currently considering a ban on gas stoves if they can’t be made safer, due to concerns over harmful indoor pollutants that cause health and respiratory problems.”
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The article quoted Richard Trumka Jr., a CPSC commissioner, as saying that “any option is on the table” when dealing with gas stoves.
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Pamela Rucker Springs, a spokeswoman for the CPSC, hours after the rating was published contacted Snopes writer Nur Ibrahim, the newly disclosed emails show.
She said she it was “not accurate to say that CPSC is ‘considering a ban on gas stoves’ and that Mr. Trumka’s views ”do not represent official statements on behalf of the commission.”
“We would appreciate a correction to this story,” Ms. Springs said.
Mr. Ibrahim responded the following day saying Snopes would “correct the article.”
Snopes then changed the fact-check rating from “mixture” to “false.”
Ms. Springs sent a link to the updated page to White House official Michael Kikukawa, the newly disclosed documents show. “Sent over tough letter to this writer yesterday when the initial claim was rated as ’mixed,'” she wrote.
“Nice!! So helpful going forward,” Mr. Kikukawa responded.
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D.C. Wants Us Dependent and Enslaved or Dead. NIFO
"Under a heading of “what’s true,” Snopes said that “The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a federal agency, is currently considering a ban on gas stoves if they can’t be made safer, due to concerns over harmful indoor pollutants that cause health and respiratory problems.”
...
The article quoted Richard Trumka Jr., a CPSC commissioner, as saying that “any option is on the table” when dealing with gas stoves.
...
Pamela Rucker Springs, a spokeswoman for the CPSC, hours after the rating was published contacted Snopes writer Nur Ibrahim, the newly disclosed emails show.
She said she it was “not accurate to say that CPSC is ‘considering a ban on gas stoves’ and that Mr. Trumka’s views ”do not represent official statements on behalf of the commission.”
“We would appreciate a correction to this story,” Ms. Springs said.
Mr. Ibrahim responded the following day saying Snopes would “correct the article.”
Snopes then changed the fact-check rating from “mixture” to “false.”
Ms. Springs sent a link to the updated page to White House official Michael Kikukawa, the newly disclosed documents show. “Sent over tough letter to this writer yesterday when the initial claim was rated as ’mixed,'” she wrote.
“Nice!! So helpful going forward,” Mr. Kikukawa responded.
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D.C. Wants Us Dependent and Enslaved or Dead. NIFO
