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> for the most part, the US population voted the way they did. > Maybe Russia tipped things in his favour, but it's not like it was from 30% to 51%. That's my
by seanwilson 9y ago
> for the most part, the US population voted the way they did.
> Maybe Russia tipped things in his favour, but it's not like it was from 30% to 51%.
That's my feelings as well. There's always misinformation in elections and you're never going to eliminate it. The bigger issue is people falling for it and only paying attention to information that confirms their beliefs. I'm not sure what a practical solution is but having your election results rely on shielding the public from misinformation doesn't seem practical either. What do other countries do?