'Disinformation' is the new buzzword for propaganda

 The DC Daily Journal reports that the Biden administration is attempting to create a speech police to handle both foreign and domestic speech.  It has the smell of censorship to domestic opponents of the Biden regime.

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Desperate Democrats' last-ditch election strategy: Vicious lies and smears

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“Why is Vice President Kamala Harris holding a campaign speech from the vice presidential house with the vice presidential seal where she calls Donald trump ‘Hitler’ and ‘a Nazi?'" Bedford says.

“I think there’s a depression in the ranks amongst Democratic voters. They’re not feeling too good, they’re not feeling confident, they’re not liking their team, they’re not feeling the same motivation of ‘we hate Donald Trump’ that they may have in the past. And the Democrats are going to go full board to be like, ‘Hey, just a reminder, all you liberal voters out there, all you quiet Democrats, Donald Trump is literally Hitler,’” he adds.
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When you are trying to compare Trump to Hitler you are showing not only your ignorance of history but also your desperation in trying to fool American voters. 

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