Twitter Adds First Fact-Check Label To President Trump's Tweets

President Trump claimed mail-in ballots would lead to fraud, which Twitter fact-checked, leading to a response from Trump's campaign accusing Twitter of bias. Twitter had previously banned political ads to prevent influencing votes.

What did President Trump claim about mail-in ballots?

• They are a secure way to vote.

• They will lead to a fraudulent election.

• They are a new method of voting.

• They are only used in certain states.

What action did Twitter take in response to Trump's claims?

• They ignored the claims.

• They supported his statements.

• They fact-checked his claims.

• They banned his account.

What does the fact-check label on Twitter guide users to?

• A page with Twitter's terms of service.

• A page with voting instructions.

• A page with fact checks and news stories.

• A page with Trump's speeches.

How did Trump's campaign describe Twitter's actions?

• As a technical error.

• As an obstruction to Trump's message.

• As a neutral stance.

• As supportive of free speech.

Why did Trump's campaign pull advertising from Twitter?

• Because of technical issues.

• Due to a lack of audience.

• Because of high advertising costs.

• Due to Twitter's political bias.