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The New York Times Creates Alternative Facts
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The New York Times redefines "misinformation" as anything their reporting disagrees with politically.
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No evidence of voter fraud headline leading on Twitter’s trending news
Election officials in dozens of states from both parties told The New York Times that there was no evidence of voting fraud, amounting to a forceful rebuke of President Trump’s false narrative.
The Times Called Officials in Every State: No Evidence of Voter Fraud
New York Times columnist blasted for claiming accurate stories are ‘right-wing misinformation’
yes, it is possible for a story to be factually accurate *and* for it to be part of a misinformation campaign
Take Breitbart, for example. All week, they have been getting huge engagement with stories about election-related "glitches,"
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