Washington Post Issues What Trump Jr. Dubs ‘The Greatest Correction in the History of Journalism’ Over ‘F*ck Joe Biden’ Chant ‘Error’

We reported yesterday that in a claim that Trump supporters have been baffled by, the Washington Post suggested that President Joe Biden has been subjected to “far more vulgar and widespread” taunts than former President Donald Trump.

In the article, the authors claimed that during a September Donald Trump Jr. speech, the crowd chanted “Let’s Go Brandon” after breaking out into a “USA! USA!” chant.

GOP strategist Arthur Schwartz pointed out on Twitter, however, that “Let’s Go, Brandon” did not come about until October 2.

“Hey @AshleyRParker. The Don Jr speech that you reference here took place in Georgia on September 22, 2021. The ‘Let’s go Brandon’ chant started after an October 2, 2021 event at Talladega. When are you going to correct your garbage story?” Schwartz wondered.

Trump Jr. then quote tweeted Schwartz and said, “I demand a retraction and a correction.”

I demand a retraction and a correction. https://t.co/vM5omnnueB

— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 24, 2021

Not long after, Trump Jr. received the correction, which he touted in a tweet where he screenshot it.

The correction reads:

Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly said a crowd broke into a ‘Let’s go Brandon’ chant during a Donald Trump Jr. speech in Georgia. The crowd broke into a ‘F— Joe Biden!’ chant at that speech in September. The error, which was inserted by an editor, has been corrected.

Trump Jr. declared, “This is the greatest correction in the history of journalism! Thanks @washingtonpost“

This is the greatest correction in the history of journalism!

Thanks @washingtonpost pic.twitter.com/TlUrcRDc52

— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 24, 2021

Yesterday, we reported:

“Boos, jeers and insults are nothing new for politicians, especially those who reach the White House. Former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, as well as Trump, were all heckled, weathering protests along their motorcade routes and at some of their events. At one 2011 fundraiser in Los Angeles, a heckler called Obama the Antichrist; ‘F— Trump’ graffiti adorned some walls in Washington,” the publication explained.

Then they claimed that “The current eruption of anti-Biden signs and chants, however, is on another level, far more vulgar and widespread.”

“The list” creator Siraj Hashmi called out such a suggestion in a tweet where he pointed out that two rappers, YG and the now deceased Nipsey Hussle, who was shot at least 10 times, created a song called “F*ck Donald Trump,” which attendees yelled at him during a 2019 UFC match that he attended.

Journalist Stephen L. Miller quote tweeted Hashmi and quipped, “I don’t know what prevents a Washington Post reporter from doing a 30 second google search, or why they sit down to write an entire ‘Mean Sign’ piece about Joe Biden unless they themselves are personally offended on his behalf.”

In the Washington Post piece, they also lamented the fact that Trump signs are still up throughout the country, despite the fact that the election ended a year ago.

Trump supporting rapper Patriot J also pointed out that only crickets were heard from the media over the explicit song from the rap duo while they are now claiming Biden is facing unprecedented insults.

He even pointed out that many have turned to the less vulgar “Let’s go Brandon” chant as well.

Politico’s Bryan Bender said of his competition, “So I guess the cranks now rate the same level of credibility and respect. Stunning that the Washington Post gave these vulgar, hateful and utterly misinformed people such ink.”