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A new video ad the Joe Biden campaign is sharing on Twitter contains at least two obvious falsehoods. It pushes the false narrative that Trump called Coronavirus a hoax, and it rehashes the debunked 'very fine people on both sides' moment from Charlottesville. In spite of these inaccuracies, Twitter will not label the ad as deceptive.

Supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and former Vice President Joe Biden are tearing apart each other on Twitter. Even supporters of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) are attacking Sanders' supporters over their whining. Bernie Bros are upset because Biden surged to first place after Super Tuesday.

Under Obama, being on food stamps was portrayed as "cool" and even something to aspire to.  After all, one could get lobster and a host of other luxury food items via the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).  The Obama administration urged everyone who could remotely qualify to enroll. In fact, Obama vastly expanded food stamps eligibility and the number of food stamp recipients.

I find it funny how everyone now loves Utah Sen. Mitt Romney because he has become one of the louder voices against President Donald Trump. McKay Coppins wrote a loving profile of Romney in The Atlantic, which also included the senator groaning about Trump's use of Twitter. Except...it seems like Romney enjoys Twitter more than he let on.

2020 Democrat presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) once again showed off her lack of self-awareness. Warren, who tried to pass herself as Native American, mourned "America's mistreatment of indigenous peoples" on Monday since it's Columbus Day. Did she say this to herself as she looked in the mirror?