Where Does the Phrase ‘Eat the Rich’ Come From?
A Tumblr screenshot purportedly provides longer context for the phrase “eat the rich.”
A Tumblr screenshot purportedly provides longer context for the phrase “eat the rich.”
A Reddit user’s explanation for figuring out percentages spread both there and on Facebook.
A January 2020 set of two tweets (by Soledad O’Brien and Donald Trump) involved a claim that the Trump administration’s 2020 budget planned to cut a huge chunk from Social Security.
On January 28 2020, the Facebook page “Drug Prices are Too High” shared the following Twitter screenshot, about the purported price of insulin outside the United States (USD$20) versus its cost in the U.S. (USD$300+) per vial: That tweet referenced three companies, and an attached status update named Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi as …
The author revisited an argument he has made since devoting a book chapter to defending the football coach.
Facebook page “The Other 98%” shared images of a purported post-rally scene after United States President Donald Trump visited Wildwood, New Jersey.
Popular youthful surrogates in the 2020 Democratic primary led to questions about age requirements for running mates.
Yet another meme about “billionaire math” claims that a person earning $240,000 annually and spending nothing at all would still not amass a billion dollars for 4,167 years.
A tweet from a news organization distorted a plan released by the Democratic presidential candidate.
A common MLM tactic involves use of Facebook to claim a user is hosting a $100 cash giveaway, but the posts aren’t typically on the up-and-up.