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THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
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2021-05-10 at 4:44 PM UTCflagged and reported to lammy for being a conspiracy theorist fake news posting commie bastard
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2021-05-10 at 4:47 PM UTCHow did that work out for you every other time you reported me?
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2021-05-10 at 4:49 PM UTCwhen i say lammy I mean Lala,, this is now a DH site
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2021-05-10 at 5 PM UTCThe Daily Beast
Newsmax Guest Expertly Trolls Network On-Air Over Its False Election Claims
Justin Baragona
Newsmax anchor Rob Finnerty pulled the plug on a Monday morning interview after guest David Litt hijacked the segment to call out the network for being forced to retract its false election claims about Dominion Voting Systems.
Litt, a former speechwriter for Barack Obama, was ostensibly booked on Newsmax’s Wake Up America to discuss Elon Musk’s Saturday Night Live appearance. Litt, however, had other plans.
“What happened on SNL this weekend was that people made stuff up, and then said it on television like it’s true,” he declared. “And that actually happens pretty frequently on American TV.”
With a sly smile, Litt added: “For example, in 2020, Dominion Voting Systems sued Newsmax over its false claims about election fraud. Newsmax was lying to its own viewers, and Newsmax had to settle that lawsuit. So actually, I just need to check-in: Are you still telling that lie or are you telling new lies?”
Taken aback and a bit peeved, Finnerty asked if Litt wanted to “talk about something completely non-related” and catch him “totally off-topic” or go back to discussing Musk hosting Saturday Night Live.
“Well, I could see why you don’t want to talk about Dominion Voting Systems. Because if you do, Newsmax could get sued and lose billions of dollars, because these are lies,” Litt proudly fired back.
“I know this is a very funny moment for you,” Finnerty grumbled. “I’m sure you didn’t sleep last night as you prepared to try and sort of ‘get’ the morning anchor on Newsmax. I’d be happy to talk with you about whatever you want to talk about. Obviously, it’s not the topic that we have set up for right now.”
Finnerty then attempted to deliver an ultimatum to his guest.
“So if you’d like to talk about Saturday Night Live, I will do that with you,” the anchor huffed. “But obviously, I’m not gonna talk about anything else right now. So you decide right now, in this moment on live television, go ahead.”
Not missing a beat, Litt continued on his mission.
“Did Dominion Voting Systems have any impact on the 2020 election?” Litt asked, prompting the network to immediately cut his feed.
Saying that it was “unfortunate” that they dumped Litt, Finnerty sarcastically noted that “we look forward to having him back on very soon again—that was a stellar interview.”
Litt, of course, was trying to get Finnerty to address on-air the recent retraction that Newsmax published in order to settle a lawsuit filed by Dominion employee Eric Coomer. On April 30, Coomer withdrew his lawsuit after reaching a settlement with the network, which included the company issuing an apology.
“On behalf of Newsmax, we would like to apologize for any harm that our reporting of the allegations against Dr. Coomer may have caused to Dr. Coomer and his family,” the network published alongside a statement that said there was “no evidence” Coomer was involved in any widespread voter fraud or manipulation.
Dominion and Smartmatic, another voting software company, have filed billion-dollar lawsuits against a variety of right-wing media outlets and conservative figures over baseless accusations that the firms’ machines “flipped” millions of votes from Donald Trump to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election.
Late last year, Newsmax attempted to avoid legal action from Smartmatic by running a series of on-air fact-checks and publishing a statement on its website. The network has also tried to curb any of its guests from diving into voting-machine conspiracies, resulting in one anchor infamously walking out of a live interview with pro-Trump pillow salesman Mike Lindell. -
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2021-05-10 at 5:10 PM UTCduhhh
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2021-05-10 at 5:11 PM UTClala is officially our QUEEN,, she cant even denigh it anymore
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2021-05-10 at 5:44 PM UTCPost nekkid pictures of her, Skunk.
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2021-05-10 at 6:35 PM UTCNO, she wouldnt like me digging out my old lap top
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2021-05-10 at 6:49 PM UTCSo stl1 mind telling us where exactly Biden pulled 20 million votes from?
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2021-05-10 at 8:46 PM UTCYour ass.
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2021-05-10 at 9:06 PM UTCSnopes Fact Checks
Politics
Did Cirsten Weldon Say Hillary Clinton Died of Disease Associated with Cannibalism?
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In an interview posted on May 6, 2021, QAnon conspiracy theorist and former actress Cirsten Weldon claimed that Hillary Clinton died in 2020 of kuru, a brain-wasting disease associated with cannibalism.
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Former actress and QAnon conspiracy theorist Cirsten Weldon claimed in a May 6, 2021, interview that Hillary Clinton died in 2020 of kuru, a brain-wasting disease associated with cannibalism.
The claim was originally made during an interview with Up Front in the Prophetic, a far-right and pro-QAnon religious podcast that claims “to bring truth and solid biblical answers to the issues of our day.” Weldon’s allegations were then covered by Newsweek after the video was reported by Right Wing Watch, a project of People for the American Way that monitors right-wing activists and organizations.
At the 28-minute mark of the video interview, host Francine Fosdick brought up conspiracy theorist Gene “Decode” Consensei, who claimed that Clinton had been “eliminated a long time ago” following a 2018 tribunal. Weldon agreed that Clinton had died, but had a different take on the circumstances.
“Yeah, she passed a long time ago,” said Weldon. “I don’t think it was 2018, I think it was about 8 months ago, she died of kuru. And that was not from … she wasn’t hanged or anything, she just expired … Hillary was on stage four, they couldn’t help her. She was barely taking a breath a minute.”
Kuru is a rare disease of the nervous system similar to mad cow disease that is caused by an infection protein, or prion, found in contaminated human brain tissue. According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, kuru is found among a group of people from New Guinea who once practiced a form of cannibalism, whereby individuals would eat the brain tissue of dead people as part of a funeral ritual. Though the practice stopped in 1960, cases of kuru were reported for years and even decades later because the disease has a long incubation period between being exposed and developing symptoms. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke notes symptoms usually include an unsteady gait, tremors, and slurred speech, as well as mood changes. There are no treatments or cures for the disease, and most infected individuals become unable to stand or eat, eventually dying while in a comatose state within six months to a year after symptoms first start to appear.
Both Hillary and Bill Clinton have long been at the center of conspiracy theories and online hoaxes for decades. While it is true that Weldon added to the long list of misinformation regarding Hillary Clinton, we found no evidence to suggest that the Democratic politician had died or that she had been infected with kuru. As such, we rate this claim as a “Correct Attribution” while also noting that no factual basis exists for Weldon’s allegations.
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2021-05-10 at 9:19 PM UTCThe Wicked Witch of the West can't be dead. Satan watches over her.
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