Did Schumer and Pelosi ‘Shoot Down’ a COVID Relief Bill and $600 Checks for Americans?
Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Nancy Pelosi were among Democrats who opposed “$600 checks for Americans,” insisting upon more robust direct aid.
Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Nancy Pelosi were among Democrats who opposed “$600 checks for Americans,” insisting upon more robust direct aid.
A video that showed the Texas Republican appearing to swallow his tooth while speaking at a microphone sparked attention on social media.
Social media commentators and political blogs claimed that the legislator, who is also referred to as “AOC,” was named Goya’s “employee of the month” after she suggested boycotting the brand in 2020.
After Trump’s personal lawyer tested positive for COVID-19, purported screenshots of his claim that infections were caused by “having sex with barnyard animals” spread on social media.
A right-wing blogger appropriated a journalist’s work in order to distort it.
A post by an Instagram user (@rubyfreeman_georgia) purportedly confessed to ballot stuffing in Georgia — but the account is labeled “parody.”
“Melissa Carone” became a Twitter trending topic after a Michigan woman by that name provided hostile remarks to state lawmakers about purported election fraud.
As election conspiracy theories strayed far afield, a wild and baseless rumor that U.S. Army Special Forces (“the Kraken”) raided a “CIA server farm” in Frankfurt, Germany spread from social media corners into the national discourse.
A post claiming that the far right social media pundit “won a huge lawsuit against Facebook fact-checkers” ironically exemplifies the objective of the Facebook initiative.
Bobby Piton came to widespread attention on sites like Parler and Twitter, the latter of which allegedly suspended his account after his “testimony” at an Arizona Hyatt.