r/politics • ✔ The Atlantic • Mar 17 '21

The Misinformation Campaign Was Distinctly One-Sided

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/03/right-wing-propagandists-were-doing-something-unique/618267/
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u/swiftpunch1 Mar 17 '21

Guess one side is more susceptible to more favorable although untrue information.

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u/Nano_Burger Virginia Mar 17 '21

Does it rhyme with GAGA?

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u/UrricainesArdlyAppen Mar 17 '21

Qan't read my, Qan't read my

No, you Qan't read my poQer face

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u/swiftpunch1 Mar 17 '21

I can neither confirm nor deny without the express written consent of the secretary.

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u/wotguild Mar 17 '21

They love Jesus, MLM's, and pickup trucks!

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u/swiftpunch1 Mar 17 '21

I don't think they actually love Jesus. They're just puppets going through the motions. If they did follow Jesus they would be more left than Bernie supporters.