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Fact checking of a different stripe, watchdog of fact checkers

Tampa Bay
Joined October 2012
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This is what it's like explaining the truth about the Brooks Brothers riot to people on Twitter/X/twiX
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This poor creature had the unenviable task of defending her claim that Marsha Blackburn, Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh, and John Roberts were involved in the Brooks Brothers riot.
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Replying to @richard_normal
In fact, the Brooks Brothers riot had nothing to do with the outcome of the 2000 election. That's assuming that the illegal restricted-access 19th floor recount wasn't intended as an attempt to skew the election in Gore's favor.
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Research note: The fact check of Republican Sharon Day is absent from PolitiFact's website, probably a casualty of the website's recent update. Test the link from the personality page and see (image). @KatieLSanders politifact.com/factchecks/li…
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Blocked! Can't explain to this character that, yes, the version he posted is a myth. Though he cut me off while I was explaining why the protest wasn't stopping an honest and authentic recount.
7) Would doing manual recounts in four counties result in fair count when Harris moved to certify the election? Here we can look at what the (liberal) Florida Supreme Court said. The court rejected Democrats' attempt to use the four counties to decide the election.
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The questions were apparently far too difficult for this character.
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My objection to your post stems from the link you provided. It's far from the worst reporting on the Brooks Brothers riot, but virtually all of them get the story wrong, starting with their failure to mention Miami-Dade's attempts to skirt the law.
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Replying to @wolfblitzer @CNN
Well, what happened to you during the Miami-Dade recount of 2000? On Nov. 22 they're counting just undervotes and limiting public access and nobody, including you, reports that both moves were illegal.
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Both sides paid poll watchers. And that's who you see in the photo. On that day, Miami-Dade was illegally restricting public observation of its recount. That's what sparked the riot, though the media did a great job of keeping that quiet.
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