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Every Democratic lawmaker needs to be on television, radio, and social media hammering the shit out of Trump's embarrassing failure to get a continuing resolution passed with his cruel budget priorities. Make it hurt. Call out their incompetence. Show some goddamn fire.
December 20, 2024 at 12:36 AM
Every Democratic lawmaker needs to be on television, radio, and social media hammering the shit out of Trump's embarrassing failure to get a continuing resolution passed with his cruel budget priorities. Make it hurt. Call out their incompetence. Show some goddamn fire.
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My social media feed has been full of liberals insisting that Trump stole the 2024 election, and as proof they're pointing to a hacking "expert" named Stephen Spoonamore. I looked at Spoonamore's evidence & am sorry to say he's got nothing. skepchick.org/2024/11/stop...
Stop Saying Trump Stole the 2025 Election
Transcript: Hey guys, so, last week I came on here and told you that it’s important that we soberly reflect on the results of the recent US election, which showed that an alarming majority of Ameri…
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November 21, 2024 at 3:51 PM
My social media feed has been full of liberals insisting that Trump stole the 2024 election, and as proof they're pointing to a hacking "expert" named Stephen Spoonamore. I looked at Spoonamore's evidence & am sorry to say he's got nothing. skepchick.org/2024/11/stop...
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If you're keen to learn content verification for fact-checking and open source investigations, this is a step-by-step guide on how to verify images and videos that I posted a while ago.
Once you familiarise yourself with reverse search, you'll become much better at spotting online misinformation.
Once you familiarise yourself with reverse search, you'll become much better at spotting online misinformation.
THREAD: How to verify online images
Social media is awash with false or misleading images, some of which get millions of engagements.
So here's a simple guide on ways you can quickly check the veracity of images you see on your social media feeds with major elections coming up this year.
Social media is awash with false or misleading images, some of which get millions of engagements.
So here's a simple guide on ways you can quickly check the veracity of images you see on your social media feeds with major elections coming up this year.
November 14, 2024 at 12:56 AM
If you're keen to learn content verification for fact-checking and open source investigations, this is a step-by-step guide on how to verify images and videos that I posted a while ago.
Once you familiarise yourself with reverse search, you'll become much better at spotting online misinformation.
Once you familiarise yourself with reverse search, you'll become much better at spotting online misinformation.
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Doctors are generally respected for their expertise in medical care. This puts them in a position to do even more damage when they spread medical misinformation. Medical boards have the authority to take action against these doctors, but they rarely do.
sciencebasedmedicine.org/physician-mi...
sciencebasedmedicine.org/physician-mi...
Physician Misinformation | Science-Based Medicine
When physicians spread medical misinformation, the potential harm to health is far greater than their direct patient care. And yet, in a recent study, medical boards rarely discipline physicians for
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November 15, 2024 at 1:27 PM
Doctors are generally respected for their expertise in medical care. This puts them in a position to do even more damage when they spread medical misinformation. Medical boards have the authority to take action against these doctors, but they rarely do.
sciencebasedmedicine.org/physician-mi...
sciencebasedmedicine.org/physician-mi...
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What a roller coaster of a day. It's like grifter Whack-a-Mole.
November 15, 2024 at 3:10 AM
What a roller coaster of a day. It's like grifter Whack-a-Mole.
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We need more music where the singer says "take 'em for a walk, Artie" and then a guy with a clarinet just goes nuts for like 8 minutes
November 12, 2024 at 2:31 AM
We need more music where the singer says "take 'em for a walk, Artie" and then a guy with a clarinet just goes nuts for like 8 minutes