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Related: About this forumMisleading Raw Story headline: Jan 6 Committee "drops" subpoenas
The Committee issued subpoenas.
The word drops generally means cancels.
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-alternate-electors-subpoenaed/
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Misleading Raw Story headline: Jan 6 Committee "drops" subpoenas (Original Post)
Tetrachloride
Jan 2022
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FoxNewsSucks
(10,839 posts)1. That's what I would think too,
but these days, "drops" means issued or similar terms. Apparently all the kids use "drops"
"My podcast drops tomorrow"
"The new shoes drop next week, gonna go to the store"
Some headline writer was just trying too hard to be cool
AZSkiffyGeek
(12,660 posts)2. It can also mean released
Like "Beyonce dropped a new single today" as opposed to "Spotify dropped Neil Young."
But yeah, it is a little misleading.
Kids these days...
Bobstandard
(1,703 posts)3. I'm 70 but even I got the reference
The kids say drops when something new comes out. Like dead Elvis dropped new tunes today
This is how you know youre no longer the target demographic
Sneederbunk
(15,361 posts)4. Drops on heads of impostor electors.