MSNBC - Sarah Palin Retractions
MSNBC news anchor David Shuster reported that "Martin Eisenstadt, a McCain policy adviser" was the source of a leak in which Sarah Palin allegedly believed that Africa was a nation rather than a continent. After the election, MSNBC has retracted the veracity of this source. According to the New York Times, the MSNBC "source" was the creation of a filmmaker named Eitan Gorlin and his partner, Dan Mirvish.
By the end of 2009, will MSNBC make any further retractions regarding its "news" related to former VP candidate Sarah Palin? (Question closed: no longer collecting predictions)
Actual outcome:
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"The story was not properly vetted and should not have made air," said Jeremy Gaines, (MSNBC) network spokesman.
In a single word, I would describe that statement reported by the Associated Press as a "retraction" by MSNBC which calls into question the veracity of a source which they used. Best regards!
"The story was not properly vetted and should not have made air," said Jeremy Gaines, (MSNBC) network spokesman.
In a... -- fortunesaver
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Due to a hard-drive crash, we've had to rebuild the website from scratch. Apologies to everyone who has contributed over the years,... -- crawlingfasta
BTW, Gorlin and Mirvish were behind the Kristen Wiig/Joe the Plumber romance rumors, too.