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In our study, we divided respondents into two groups. We asked all of them: “How many of the following do you believe? Don’t tell us which ones. Just how many.” However, the control group was asked about four statements, while the other group was asked those four, with the addition of this: “Joe …
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By Rosalind S. Helderman, Caitlin O’Hara for The Washington Post Elections workers work to adjudicate ballots at the Maricopa County Elections Department in Phoenix on Nov. 5, 2020. The November 2020 election in Arizona’s largest county was administered properly and not marred by fraud, the …
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Reporter Jacqueline Alemany has been following the Jan. 6 commission for the past six months. As we come up on the first anniversary of the attack on the Capitol, Alemany reports on what the commission has uncovered so far and what she’s watching out for next. Plus: The far-right firebrands and …
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Read the series: Facebook under fire The Facebook Papers are a set of internal documents that were provided to Congress in redacted form by Frances Haugen’s legal counsel. The redacted versions were reviewed by a consortium of news organizations, including The Washington Post. The trove of …
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The trio of polls in recent days coincided with early results of an election review — spearheaded by Texas Republicans and conveniently released on New Year’s Eve — that showed few issues. The Texas review followed similar reviews by conservatives and Republicans that turned up next to nothing in …
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“The fact that they’re all mad at each other, that’s all a byproduct of the fact that they’re just desperate for money, and there’s only a certain amount,” he added. So now, he said, the us-vs.-them argument for many QAnon influencers is: “They’re the pedophiles, the Freemasons, the illuminati. I’m …
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“They did that because they know it’s not true,” a man tells a companion one November afternoon, and then it happens again, and again, but no one is interested in sharing these private thoughts with a reporter, at least not on the record. Nobody wants to risk being called “a conspiracy theorist,” a …
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“They did that because they know it’s not true,” a man tells a companion one November afternoon, and then it happens again, and again, but no one is interested in sharing these private thoughts with a reporter, at least not on the record. Nobody wants to risk being called “a conspiracy theorist,” a …
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By Hau Chu, (All times Eastern.) Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles (Bravo at 8) The Joshes recruit their spouses to try to get an all-cash offer from a jeweler who’s wavering on a property. Flip or Flop (HGTV at 9) Tarek and Christina work on an atypical house to leave their mark in a new …
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“When I first saw Frank’s presentation on the polynomial thing, I was impressed,” Cleveland said, referring to the claim that an algorithm Frank calls a “6th-degree polynomial” was used to rig the 2020 results. “He did a very good job. But after I’ve looked into some other things and talked to …
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