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"Seven candidates issued tweets that used stigmatizing rhetoric, and all were Republican.Three candidates — Tom Cotton, Bill Hagerty, and Donald Trump — accounted for the great majority (93%) of tweets with stigmatizing rhetoric." |
"Seven candidates issued tweets that used stigmatizing rhetoric, and all were Republican.Three candidates — Tom Cotton, Bill Hagerty, and Donald Trump — accounted for the great majority (93%) of tweets with stigmatizing rhetoric." |
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this could seem more believable if this article was wrote after the controversial 2020 american presidential election but it wasn't |
this could seem more believable if this article was wrote after the controversial 2020 american presidential election but it wasn't. Even more suspicious than that is how "On February 23, 2021 the California legislature enacted the AB 85 law which includes funding of $1.4 million specifically to support Stop AAPI Hate's website, analysis and research." |
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may i remind you that california gave 55 electoral college votes to joe biden yet we are supposed to believe that they gave 1.4 million dollars to Stop AAPI HATE a movement solely against republicans as seen earlier |
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Stop AAPI HATE is a nonprofit organization attempting to report and end "racism" in the united states. However the work of their website appears to express many opinions against republican government parties and mainly donald trump by saying that
"Seven candidates issued tweets that used stigmatizing rhetoric, and all were Republican.Three candidates — Tom Cotton, Bill Hagerty, and Donald Trump — accounted for the great majority (93%) of tweets with stigmatizing rhetoric."
this could seem more believable if this article was wrote after the controversial 2020 american presidential election but it wasn't. Even more suspicious than that is how "On February 23, 2021 the California legislature enacted the AB 85 law which includes funding of $1.4 million specifically to support Stop AAPI Hate's website, analysis and research."
may i remind you that california gave 55 electoral college votes to joe biden yet we are supposed to believe that they gave 1.4 million dollars to Stop AAPI HATE a movement solely against republicans as seen earlier