White House press release (left) contains full paragraph copied verbatim from Exxon press release (right).pic.twitter.com/NlhoUvdqvd
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People who follow this stuff closely: did this kind of thing ever happen under Obama? Or with other lawmakers?
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@_cingraham Pruitt, right? Didn't he copy and paste as OK AG? - さらに表示
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Somebody at the White House evidently wrote out "United States" instead of "U.S.", and also deleted one comma. So there's that.
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Like I don't understand why, if you're going to do this, you don't just say "According to Exxon, [...]"
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@_cingraham I mean I guess it's only plagiarism if Tillerson didn't write it originally, right? -
@MattSepara@_cingraham In academia it's possible to plagiarize yourself, up to you if this applies in gov/politics...
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@_cingraham Looks like we found out where Melania's speech writer went -
@_cingraham@jbarro@WhiteHouse@POTUS@realDonaldTrump@VP The United States of America: Brought to you by@exxonmobil -
@_cingraham@patrickcrain73 How Scott Pruitt of them. -
@_cingraham Haven't we become the United States of Exxon? -
@_cingraham Fueling the swamp. When are we gonna give some corporation branding rights to the White House. -
@_cingraham You have got to be kidding me. JFC. -
@_cingraham@jbarro "Investments began in 2013....". It's a regular Exxon capex program. -
@_cingraham Efficiency! -
@_cingraham That's exactly what this company does. That's why Tillerson & Pruitt are in their chairs. They came to steal legally. -
@_cingraham There goes Trump giving us economies of scale. This way you don't have to pay two different writers LOL
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