The Times of India Article RatingAmericans face deluge of trash talk and conspiracy theories in election season - Times of India
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48% Medium Conservative
- Reliability
25% ReliablePoor
- Policy Leaning
50% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-18% Negative
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45% : Trolls also feasted on edited mash-ups of Harris' "rambling word salad", with one right-wing outlet suggesting it "may be a symptom of a little-known but common psychological condition called logorrhoea - also known as verbal diarrhoea".To be fair, liberal trolls have confected similar mash-ups of Trump (who suffers even more from a similar condition), including parodying his scowls, jowls, and other facial contortions.22% : Trump himself has led the way, gibing about the way she laughs and calling her crazy.
19% : She's nuts," Trump told a rally in Michigan in a meandering speech that led liberal trolls to joke that bats in the animal kingdom were going "Trump-shit crazy" (a play on the expression "batshit crazy").
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