Yesterday, Newsweek demonstrated how to journalism by breathlessly reporting on Ted Cruz sharing a “fake satire” Babylon Bee post:
Ted Cruz shares fake satire Disney job ad post: "I wish this was parody" https://t.co/zi9V3nC7CX
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) February 15, 2021
Newsweek even reached out to Cruz’s office for comment, because America needed answers.
Well, Newsweek is apparently on a hot streak when it comes to important scoops that matter:
Joe Biden, playing as Luigi, wins in Mario Kart race against granddaughter at Camp David https://t.co/qUUGJINyh4
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) February 15, 2021
Can you imagine if the media had kept this from us?
Touching story. Compelling and rich. I could almost feel like I was there.
— Cacciatore (@JonnyCacciatore) February 16, 2021
Hard hitting news from Newsweek .
— Steve Bartin (@stevebartin) February 16, 2021
News you can use. https://t.co/FBC80uEkoc
— tsar becket adams (@BecketAdams) February 16, 2021
We can, in fact, use it. To demonstrate just how egregiously awful ostensibly serious news outlets like Newsweek have become.
Oh ffs https://t.co/trLPUBoGY6
— Colin Duffy (@TheRightDuff) February 16, 2021
Joe Biden’s Mario Kart game is literally as newsworthy as Ted Cruz’s Babylon Bee tweet, according to Newsweek. Just in case you’re wondering how they prioritize their stories.
You can tell a Democrat is president because this isn’t preceded by “as thousands more Americans die from Covid-19…” https://t.co/QbvWarmsZc
— Doug Powers (@ThePowersThatBe) February 16, 2021
What a (D)ifference that (D) makes, huh?
good for him where the f*ck is my stimulus check
— Soulien (@saccvan) February 16, 2021
Care to investigate, Newsweek?
