Bizarre and self-contradictory tweet (which is like all his tweets these days).

Low-information swing voters would be most susceptible to the contours of how one of the largest newspapers in the country frames its coverage. Especially headlines. As definitionally, they would be least likely to be aware of the details.

This is especially funny coming from the guy who (compellingly) blamed the coverage of the Comey letter in the final days of the 2016 election for Hillary Clinton's loss. He specifically called out the Times for its breathless headlines and weasel-worded language of the matter leading up to the election.

Also can we stop conflating obsession with dunking? When Musk loudly pisses his pants, people make fun of it. When the Times has absurd headlines, people make fun of it.