Despite a plethora of “fact check” and “this post could contain misinformation” tags on pretty much anything a Republican says, the tech bullies on Facebook and Twitter don’t have such a warning on a screenshot that goes around with one makes fake Kelly Loeffler post disapproving blacks who register to vote. The image is either Photoshoped or was taken from an unofficial Loeffler site on Parler, which is now set to private after just 6 days.
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey have the wrong information spread on their platforms as hundreds of people share the picture. We screened the screencaps in case Zuck and Dorsey decide to actually mark them, or if the users delete the posts:
Never forget that Kelly Loeffler is out there saying that she will stop black people from voting. pic.twitter.com/DwfEJhMzdh
– Petra Lockhart (@ PetraLockhart8) November 13, 2020
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And don’t forget the racist Kelly … she wears lots of hats pic.twitter.com/ipyPHEU1z0
– KBeth (@ RoadRunnah617) November 14, 2020
And you can see how the disinformation of deception affects opinion:
So you think hundreds and thousands of blacks shouldn’t be allowed to register to vote? Ok gotcha! I think you and the way you think might be the problem.
– Roo’s mother (@LeighhazelLeigh) November 15, 2020
an actual seated senator saying the quiet parts out loud about Parler.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE donate to Fairfight and help this woman lose her job in seven weeks.
Posted by Rob Crawford on Friday 13th Nov 2020
Do you remember when racists at least pretended not to be racist?
Posted by John Gilmore on Saturday 14th Nov 2020
At least one of them was honest enough to check it out for themselves:
UPDATE & #Warning: This is #FakeNews. Excuse me.
See my comment
(Just leave this post at FTR. My original post …
Posted by Connie Vilhauer on Saturday 14th Nov 2020
Back in reality, the picture is so wrong that even lead stories on the far left have debunked the claim:
“Yes, it’s a fake,” said Stephen Lawson, communications director for the Loeffler campaign.
Senator Loeffler has also advertised her authentic Parler account on her other official social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.
This bogus parler post is pursuing Stacey Abrams because, following the recent election, she was commended by the Democrats for her hugely successful efforts to register black voters in Georgia and to lessen the effects of voter repression in the state.
The US political world has its eyes fixed on Georgia, and Loeffler is one of the people in the spotlight.
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