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Thoughts and Prayers? Nah. Not when you can Spread Conspiracy Theories

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A conspiracy theory, fabricated a far-right news site, was reposted on “X” — the former Twitter — by Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, as well as by state Republican chair Jim Walsh and the Washington State GOP.

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Thoughts and Prayers? Nah. Not when you can Spread Conspiracy Theories

A conspiracy theory, fabricated a far-right news site, was reposted on “X” — the former Twitter — by Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, as well as by state Republican chair Jim Walsh and the Washington State GOP.

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