The Wall Street Journal issued an on-the-nose correction Thursday after misidentifying Russian President Vladimir Putin as…Vladimir Trump.
From a WSJ reporter:
“Vladimir Putin is president of Russia. An editing mistake erroneously identified him as Vladimir Trump.” https://t.co/6eY54dSlUn
— Jacob Gershman (@jacobgershman) November 29, 2018
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Excellent
Seems like a reasonable and efficient use of newsprint.
Well, one is a Thug, the other is a thug. I can understand the mix-up.
The early frontrunner for the Democratic nomination will be whichever candidate has the vision and audacity to run with this and reference and address Trump by the first name Vladimir.
Shouldn’t that have been Donald Putin?