Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist
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@Copper said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
Hey!
Who is that?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Levin
I know, I know....
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Whoever it is - super persuasive. I've been leaning towards voting for Kamala, but after watching that video - I am more strongly considering voting for Trump.
If only anybody on this forum could persuade me to vote for Kamala. My vote is up for grabs - and I am listening.
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@George-K said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
@Horace said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
My vote is up for grabs
Can you be bought?
Absolutely. But not for money. My price? Compassion. Justice. Empathy. Truth.
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@jon-nyc said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
Congratulations Rufo, you ruined a ghost writer’s career and did nothing to Harris. Nothing at all.
Two people commit a journalistic breach of ethics, and you blame the guy who pointed it out.
See post #15.
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Neither of them are journalists. The ghost writer (credited) fucked up. Imagining that the person who hired the ghost writer would do an investigation on this level is not unrealistic, it’s comically absurd.
The point stands. Rufo did his Rufo stuff. Kamala is unscathed. No one who didn’t already hate her is thinking about this. Rando ghost writer is done. Good job Chris, look at the engagement your tweet got! Just another day in Magatstan.
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I dunno. Might be kind of interesting when Brett Baeir asks her about it in the interview.
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@jon-nyc said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
Just another day in Magatstan.
I guess you are beginning to use that word to describe anybody who supports Trump over Harris. I mean of course you do, but Rufo actually would have loved it if Trump hadn't won the primary.
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@jon-nyc said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
@Horace said in Happy October - Kamala’s a plagiarist:
She can't even be trusted to fact check a book with her name on it
Which of the facts are wrong?
I was referencing the present accusations, and had a slip of typing. I meant, check for plagiarism.
After that is settled, we can examine whether the post was tongue in cheek.
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The difference is non-trivial. Fact checking is a standard function in publishing. They have departments that do that.
Almost two decades ago when that book was written there weren’t great tools to do the investigation that the German guy did. At any rate I’m unaware of any publishers that do that. Maybe that’ll change in the AI era.