The corporate press has a nasty little technique they use that's either become ubiquitous or I've simply started noticing it. When they first mention a Bad Person in their article, they will as an aside immediately brand them with the most stigmatizing descriptor possible.
It works like this:
"Person x, [horrible and dubiously relevant information], said that..."

I will update this thread as I encounter this tactic from the corporate press playbook.
https://twitter.com/getongab/status/1067626847226064896
"Andy Ngo, who has participated [sic] in white supremacist instigated violence," https://twitter.com/cjwerleman/status/1145095538833887232?s=19
shameless. from the guardian
here is the reverse, holy crap!
"Joe Rogan, a popular podcast and YouTube talk show host with a history of making racist, homophobic and transphobic comments" https://twitter.com/cnn/status/1220875334859575302
She found away to make a side swipe at Katie an #ackshully about the president https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/status/1222860812752248843?s=19
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