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Posted On: 02/24/2018 5:43:34 PM
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Re: wowhappens28 #43712
Seriously, did you think that posting the criminal code would make the allegation true?
Did you think that it would not have been all over Fox News or any of the network news shows, when it was purported to have occurred?
Also, she would have been fired for making such a threat.
Never mind Snopes if you choose, but answer the above or accept the fact that you've been had, yet again, and slink away fake news boy.
Did you think that it would not have been all over Fox News or any of the network news shows, when it was purported to have occurred?
Also, she would have been fired for making such a threat.
Never mind Snopes if you choose, but answer the above or accept the fact that you've been had, yet again, and slink away fake news boy.
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The Rachel Maddow No
An image purportedly showing a threatening tweet from MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow is fake.
CLAIM
Rachel Maddow tweeted that Donald Trump needs to be "taken out" before he destroys America.
RATING
FALSE
ORIGIN
Shortly after Donald Trump’s inauguration on 20 January 2017, an image purportedly showing a tweet from Rachel Maddow in which the MSNBC commentator supposedly said that the Trump needs to be “taken out” before he ruins America was circulated on social media:
rachel maddow
This image does not depict a real tweet issued by Maddow, however.
The message does not appear on Maddow’s Twitter timeline, and we found no record of its having being retweeted or deleted, nor any source redirecting to the original tweet’s URL.
Furthermore, the time stamp on the image does not match the format regularly employed by Twitter, which uses a dash instead of a comma and places the time before the date.
Twitter’s real time stamp can be seen on a genuine tweet from Rachel Maddow in which she denied sending out the above-displayed message:
https://www.snopes.com/rachel-maddow-trump-tweet/
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