Political narratives in today's news environment MUST be supported. There are many tactics used to this end. These tactics include ignoring a counter narrative, labeling a counter narrative as extremist or otherwise bad, slamming the source of th3e counter narrative, denying what would otherwise be considered evidence were the target of the narrative viewed in a politically favorable position to the news source. Here we see another tactic, flagrant altering of quote to further the preferred narrative in the story. The narrative by the legacy media regarding accusations about a 'Biden crime family' has been there is 'no evidence' to support the allegations. To be able to continue that narrative, the New York Times was caught altering a quote from Hunter Biden. The alteration says Joe Biden was not involved. That's not what Hunter said. Remains to be seen what his involvement actually was/is. But media credibility & culpability cloud the real issue.

The New York Times, without explanation, altered Hunter Biden's exact quote. https://t.co/EpfgFaH7WX

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) December 13, 2023

This is so bad. @nytimes doctored what Hunter said today, leaving out the key word. Wow.

NYT: “Let me state as clearly as I can: My father was not involved in my business.”

Hunter: “Let me state as clearly as I can: My father was not *financially* involved in my business.” pic.twitter.com/cDQEnShr6n

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) December 13, 2023