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News Jack Smith's Witch Hunt Swept Up at Least 639,000 Republicans
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RE: Jack Smith's Witch Hunt Swept Up at Least 639,000 Republicans
(10-15-2026 10:40 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  
(10-15-2026 09:51 AM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  
(10-15-2026 09:10 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Wow...a story gets amplified on multiple twitter accounts. I guess that makes it legit. 03-zzz

Now do ABC, 03-lmfao

The vast majority of the article was legit. They made a couple mistakes, found out about them, and issued a correction and updated the article.

Again, what credible news agencies do.

I get that you're not used to that.

And by all means, keep pretending that the trump kids haven't enriched themselves one bit on their daddy's presidencies...while you whine about Hunter selling paintings, getting one job, and the nonexistent Biden "crime family." 03-zzz

03-lmfao You're the only one on here whining and backing up your liberal democrat boys every day of the week. 07-coffee3

As far as abc issuing a correction, probably didn't want to have their asses sued.07-coffee3
10-15-2026 12:06 PM
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