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David Weigel @daveweigel

Faulkner cites Poynter, which is clear that the "70%" number is Republicans, not all voters. You see this switcheroo a lot, but it makes no sense: Why would any candidate *not* say 2020 was stolen if 70% of voters believed it? https://t.co/0ujjzg4kzy https://t.co/DjEFIIRDB7 https://t.co/GFcVFXS4O0 — PolitiTweet.org

Jacob Rubashkin @JacobRubashkin

"This is according to the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, and that Joe Biden is not the legitimate winner of t… https://t.co/cgb2yjQp6g

Posted Oct. 12, 2022

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David Weigel @daveweigel

She adds "Quinnipiac, Washington Post" at the end of that sentence - just flat making stuff up. Neither has any polling that matches what she said. (If 70 percent of all voters actually thought 2020 was stolen, wouldn't swing state Rs run on that?) https://t.co/DjEFIIRDB7 — PolitiTweet.org

Jacob Rubashkin @JacobRubashkin

"This is according to the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, and that Joe Biden is not the legitimate winner of t… https://t.co/cgb2yjQp6g

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Most Republican primary voters believe 2020 was stolen, most general election voters don't, hence the shift from "Trump won" to a combination of factors (voting rules, Hunter Biden story suppression) that reasonable people can argue about. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 12, 2022