In a controversial tweet today, President Trump suggested that the recent fatal tornado in Mississippi was caused by a group of fact checkers.
The President tweeted, “The fact checkers are to blame for the tornado in Mississippi!”
The tweet has been met with both confusion and outrage from the public, as meteorologists have confirmed that the storm was not caused by fact checkers.
In response to the tweet, the National Weather Service issued a statement explaining that the tornado was caused by a combination of conditions that created an ideal environment for a tornado to form.
Meanwhile, the National Fact Checking Association has responded to the President’s tweet by saying, “Fact checkers have no control over the weather. We are here to ensure accuracy in reporting and to help the public make informed decisions.”
When asked to clarify his statement, President Trump refused to comment, instead saying that “the fact checkers should have seen this coming” and that “they should have done more to prevent it.”
Fact checkers have spoken out against the President’s tweet, saying that it is irresponsible and shows a lack of understanding of how fact checking works. They have also noted that no amount of fact checking could have prevented the tornado from occurring.
It remains to be seen how the public will respond to the President’s tweet, but it is clear that it has caused a great deal of confusion and controversy.
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