Joe Klein...apparently you don't know the difference between a conspiracy theory and a conspiracy fact...

On October 9, TIME magazine's Joe Klein suggested Breitbart News' reports on federal agency ammunition and weapon purchases were simply one of so many "conspiracy theories" confusing voters in the current election cycle. In the column, "A Troubled American Moment," Klein highlights a question asked at a townhall meeting "about the federal government buying tons of ammunition for the post office in order to raise the price of ammo for gun owners" as being an example of a conspiracy theory that makes it harder for voters to know "what is real." Klein claims the source of the story "may have been the right-wing Breitbart website, I later learned, which has been tracking ammo sales to federal agencies," but in the very next sentence he admits "Breitbart didn’t mention the price-raising strategy" that the question was referencing.

Here is what Breitbart News has reported on ammunition and weapons purchases:


Read Breitbart's FACTS here...
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