On Monday, The New York Times released a “fact-check” that left people wondering if the “paper of record” had any idea how evidence works. Focusing on whether Kamala Harris ever worked at McDonald’s, a claim her campaign has repeatedly made, the “fact-check” concluded that Donald Trump’s questioning of the story “also appears to be false.”
SEE: The New York Times ‘Fact-Checks’ Kamala Harris and McDonald’s, and It’s Absolutely Incredible
As I wrote in my response, there was no justification for that proclamation. After investigating the matter, the only “evidence” the two journalists who wrote the piece could come up with was a statement from the Harris campaign and a “friend” who claimed to have heard about the job from the vice president’s now-deceased mother.
Now, you might be asking yourself what incredible evidence the two Times “journalists” who wrote this piece came across to…
