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But many may be unaware of the falsehoods pervading my story.
But other changes are rooted in conspiracies and falsehoods about the 2020 election that have been perpetuated by some Republicans who continue to claim that election was stolen from former President Donald Trump.
But they continued to appear on the network to promote falsehoods in the weeks leading up to the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan.
But with so much of Carlson’s on-air persona being attached to feeding falsehoods, his “BS” surrounding Jan.
Source: https://awfulannouncing.com/politics/stephen-a-smith-slams-tucker-carlson-jan-6.html
Cornerstone reaffirms its commitment to addressing inaccuracies, aspersions and falsehoods with uncompromising diligence and precision.
Election falsehoods are thriving on Twitter after former President Donald Trump dug in on these claims at a CNN town hall, despite Twitter owner Elon Musk's insistence that false stolen-election claims on the platform “will be corrected.”
Even the most ardent supporters of generative AI would acknowledge that we have severe problems associated with the generation of errors, falsehoods, biases, and AI hallucinations.
Folly, living and believing in a lie, leads to shame, villainy, and death, as we’ve already witnessed and continue to witness among those who claim falsehoods as their guiding light.
Generative AI can be said to produce bugs too though we would refer to them as errors, falsehoods, and so on.
He depicted the debates in the church as difficult, and said some who urged churches to disaffiliate used “falsehoods."
"How much of this Trial will hinge on Trump's state of mind, the fact that he -- you know, whether or not he believed the falsehoods?" host Walker prompted.
“In order to properly understand and counter the harms that come from the proliferation of such falsehoods, consistent monitoring and analysis is required,” the report added.
Source: https://carlow-nationalist.ie/2023/11/20/influence-of-the-far-right-in-ireland-is-growing-report/
In the two articles that I read, Amanze, disappointingly, packed too many falsehoods about the last election such that ignoring him will be a great disservice to our people, especially the younger, impressionable, easily excitable ones.
Source: https://theeagleonline.com.ng/2023-polls-amanze-obis-spiral-of-lies-by-bayo-onanuga/
McClure, however, referred to the complaints as “vindictive” and “falsehoods,” and threatened to launch personal attacks against the residents and the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram to discredit their claims.
Most rioters from Indiana were not part of violent extremist groups and had instead fallen prey to election falsehoods peddled by Trump.
News organizations have a duty to the truth, not to lies, falsehoods and character smears.
On March 2, members of the House Ethics Committee to investigate these falsehoods.
Opening statements had been expected to kick off Monday in the historic trial over Fox's broadcasting of falsehoods alleging the voting machine company was involved in a nonexistent scheme to rig the 2020 election.
She also appeared in a trainwreck interview on 60 Minutes, where she was grilled about her many falsehoods by reporter Tara Brown.
“The Civic Centre on Policy and Strategic Engagement advises Nigerians to be circumspect in our public conduct and desist from promoting and peddling falsehoods to score cheap political points.