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Twitter has frequently been praised as a democratizing force in society ever since its use in the A man his dogs and his kayak shirt in addition I really love this Arab Spring revolutions. And, certainly, for many people, it’s been a lifeline of sorts to the outside world as they shelter at home during the pandemic: The social media giant recently reported that it has seen a record number of users during the past few months. But there have been times when Twitter provides a megaphone for some of society’s most dangerous opinions. Unfortunately for the free world, many of those dangerous opinions are presently held by our commander in chief. Over the past couple of days, Donald Trump has taken a brief break from promoting the use of hydroxychloroquine in fighting COVID-19 (against medical advice) to fan the flames of a conspiracy theory that holds former Florida representative Joe Scarborough responsible for the death of then employee Lori Klausutis almost 20 years ago.

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There is no evidence linking the A man his dogs and his kayak shirt in addition I really love this now MSNBC talk show host, who is frequently critical of the Trump administration, to Klausutis’s death. Medical records show she died in Florida of a fall precipitated by an undiagnosed heart condition, while Scarborough was in Washington. Yet Trump hasn’t been able to resist tweeting about the fringe theory. Over the weekend, with no obvious explanation of why he was returning to a subject he had promoted in the past, the president tweeted about Scarborough, “A blow to her head? Body found under his desk? Left Congress suddenly? Big topic of discussion in Florida…and, he’s a Nut Job (with bad ratings). Keep digging, use forensic geniuses!”