Social Media Platforms Spread Epoch Times’ Iowa Caucus Disinformation
A Twitter spokesperson said the debunked claim did not suppress voting because it did not list the wrong date.
A Twitter spokesperson said the debunked claim did not suppress voting because it did not list the wrong date.
Both the Epoch Times and an outlet connected to disinformation purveyor Steve Bannon promoted the video.
The man known as “Guo Wengui” also claimed he owned a fake embassy in New York City.
The fact-checking and debunking world is drastically underfunded and under-resourced — and that’s just the English-language platforms.
Gannett has refused to comment on its link to “Local Government Information Services.”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s tenure in office could end in September 2021.
A local official said involvement by users on the app could have been “disastrous.”
The man refused Vons employees’ requests to remove the headpiece.
As primary season kicked off in January 2020, a known disinformation purveyor shared video of a young woman’s purported theft of a “Trump sign” and her “immediate regret” at being arrested.
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