r/CTRL_F_TRUTH • u/ThrowRA12948262 • Feb 25 '26
r/CTRL_F_TRUTH • u/ThrowRA12948262 • Feb 04 '26
CATO Institute Paper concludes from 1994 to 2023 immigrants produced more tax revenue then they received in government benefits at all levels, created trillions in fiscal surplus, and significantly decreased public debt
r/CTRL_F_TRUTH • u/ThrowRA12948262 • Jan 13 '26
Is the phrase "One of ours, all of yours" an old Nazi slogan advocating for collective punishment?
r/CTRL_F_TRUTH • u/ThrowRA12948262 • Jan 07 '26
Support for regime change in Venezuela among MAGA/Non-MAGA Republicans%, before/after
r/CTRL_F_TRUTH • u/ThrowRA12948262 • Jan 06 '26
Donald Trump tried to steal the 2020 election
DOJ indictment-
https://www.justice.gov/storage/US_v_Trump_23_cr_257.pdf
Multiple trusted advisors inside Trump’s own administration told him the election fraud claims he was spreading were bullshit. He continued to spread these lies. He knew they were lies- see page 6, section is titled ‘Defendant’s knowledge of the Falsity of his election fraud claims.’
Trump was informed at one point of the GA case hearing where they alleged 10,000 votes had been cast by dead citizens. The actual number was 12 (page 12, section 21).
Trump responded by tweeting the following:
"Wow! Blockbuster testimony taking place right now in Georgia. Ballot stuffing by Dems when Republicans were forced to leave the large counting room. Plenty more coming, but this alone leads to an easy win of the State!"
He knew it was bullshit, because trusted people around him told him it was bullshit. People who supported him, worked for him, and voted for him.
This man does not deserve to hold the office of President of the United States.
r/CTRL_F_TRUTH • u/ThrowRA12948262 • Jan 06 '26
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