Starting with the name of the party. When a serious newspaper prints a quote from Republicans that refer to the "Democrat" Party, they are supposed to "(sic)" to point out that the error was made by speaker, so that people don't think the paper isn't familiar with the name of a major political party

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This WSJ headline pretends that *Tommy* is just some random voter who asked a question at a political event. Independent journalist Marisa Kabas disproved that fiction over 36 hours ago. The WSJ should catch up & stop misleading its readers.

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UNITED CEO Scott Kirby: “.. Wealth inequality has become a danger to our society, .. We should have a national wealth tax ..” @nytimes.com $UAL www.nytimes.com/2026/10/18/b...

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Yet another faith-themed ad from Democrats this cycle! Shall add to my growing list…

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Oh: I have no idea how it worked in this situation, but people in backdrops for events like this are often hand-selected from the crowd by event/campaign staff. As such, hard to tell if this protester ended up there through careful planning by activists, incredible coincidence, or some mix of both.

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