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What's up with THIS
WHY did DJT's post it on HIS twitter feed?.......I can understand someone posting it as a response to HIS posts....BUT for him to post it?
It comes up on HIS twitter feed. I am not technologically inclined so be gentle.... 
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IF you "retweet" DJT will "tweet"?
Some are easily mislead?
Mainly use when some twitter is placed in a web page I'm reading, and can only view it in twitter. What I do know, it's posted by someone other than Trump.
or phrases in its headlines in single quotes. One reason a writer/editor does that is to show that the material came from a source, but may not be reliable. Example: >Houthi camp bombed by 'Saudi' planes; sources.<
We would expect a report like that to be true, but Reuters isn't so sure.
Any number of films with disruptor plot lines. Real life is worse.
Takeaway: If a major news agency isn't sure of something ...
Have a nice election, y'all.
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