The Washington Post in a recent correction revealed it printed falsified quotes attributed to former President Donald Trump. A recording of Trump’s December 2020 phone call with an investigator working from Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office was sent to media outlets last week. In a March 11 update to a story originally published…
Washington Post Blames Source for Falsified Trump Comments on Georgia Election
March 15, 2021
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Yellen Says Wealth Tax Not Off the Table as Biden Mulls How to Pay for Programs
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