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The Wall Street Journal has seemingly been caught altering headlines on Donald Trump’s Mexico visit to engage different demographics and markets. Facebook user Jodie Kaluza posted an image of the paper, where she credits Bradley Guidry, which shows two totally different headlines. “Trump Talks Tough on Wall,” is flanked by another version of the same paper with “Trump Softens His Tone”. The only other noticeable difference is the color of their top loafer’s ad (or segment).

Lisa writes, “This is the same paper, same date but from different markets. One geared to help sway the Austin Liberals and the other from a clearly more conservative market. Read the difference in headlines. Crazy!!!”

The stories are reportedly exactly the same.

The media has turned all but completely biased (mostly liberal). But this shows an additional level of deceit by putting on display that the paper actually tailors headlines based on what people will respond to best (or what they despise most), rather than just telling an accurate story. This is actually a level worse than bias journalism, this means the WSJ is completely tainted to its core. They potentially used this to discredit Trump to two entirely different political groups.

One commenter claimed it could have been an accident, but that’s incredibly difficult to imagine.

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