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December 7, 2021
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Washington Post: A white supremacist march in D.C. was pushed by a fake Twitter account, experts say

Source: thedcline.org thedcline.org
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LinkLinks Washington Post: A white supremacist march in D.C. was pushed by a fake Twitter account, experts say 1 Share The new Twitter account looked like it came from a smiling blond woman who lives in D.C., retweeting neighborhood news about a Thanksgiving giveaway, a bald eagle sighting and bike lanes near Lincoln Park. 0 1 Share Twitter Print
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