Spreading lies about a candidate, designing messages to suppress the vote of specific communities, or communicating falsehoods about voter registration or electoral procedures is, in my view, an act of assault on our democracy.
Kathy Castor: “Spreading lies about a candidate, designing messages to suppress the vote of specific communities, or communicating…”
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Castor emphasizes the dangers of misinformation in politics and its impact on democracy.
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