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@nicksortor @RelentlesSheep @JaxBeachLady222 You’re followers are brain dead

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@nicksortor But this is ok

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@ScottHughesCBB The post spreads an unsubstantiated rumor claiming Dusty May left Michigan to dodge a transfer portal tampering scandal, drawing a parallel to Jim Harbaugh’s exit amid sign-stealing issues.

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@FoxNews But this was ok

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@DavidJHarrisJr The quote is falsely attributed to Clint Eastwood; it originates from a 2019 letter to the editor by New Hampshire state Rep. Fred Doucette.
• Multiple fact-checkers including Snopes, USA Today, and PolitiFact have debunked the attribution repeatedly since 2019-2020

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