Less than a week after former President Donald Trump announced his candidacy for president and less than one day after Elon Musk restored Trump's suspended Twitter account, some people started spreading misinformation about the Russian government helping Trump — again. And just like last time, they still had no evidence yet claimed it as if it were fact. The latest culprit was NYU professor Scott Galloway during an appearance on CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday.
“So I think these polls are mostly a gimmick, and I would argue the people haven’t spoken, the GRU has spoken,” Galloway said on his media hit. “Twitter has become a playground for bad actors and fake bots. This poll is meaningless. This decision is meaningless.”
For those not aware, the GRU is the common acronym given to identify the intelligence agency of the Russian Federation. It’s another example of the Trump Derangement Syndrome that plagues our country. These people live in a bubble of intolerance and admonish anyone who doesn’t think the way they do.
They use conspiracies such as the Russian government hacking a “meaningless” Twitter poll to justify such differences in opinion. Because obviously, while in the middle of a war with Ukraine, it makes sense that the Russian government would devote any amount of time and resources to a Twitter poll. This is how truly unhinged these people are.
And, just like last time, there is no evidence to show this is true. This is an admission that Galloway had to admit...
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