Snopes Clarifies Trump's Charlottesville Remarks, Challenges Media Narrative
Fact-checking site states Trump did not call neo-Nazis 'very fine people,' sparking debate on media accuracy.
- Snopes ruled that Trump did not praise neo-Nazis during his 2017 Charlottesville remarks.
- The fact-check was released just before the first Biden-Trump debate, causing controversy.
- Trump's statement about 'very fine people on both sides' excluded neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
- The clarification impacts a long-standing narrative used by media and political figures against Trump.
- Snopes' decision has led to criticism and discussion about the role of fact-checkers in political discourse.