Study: Fake news may have won Trump the 2016 election
Published on April 03, 2018 at 03:24PM by Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
President Donald Trump has said repeatedly that Russian interference didn't matter in the 2016 election, and he has suggested - wrongly - that the intelligence and law enforcement communities have said the same. His overriding fear seems to be that Russian interference and the "fake news" it promoted would undermine the legitimacy of his election win. Trump won't like this new study one bit. The study from researchers at Ohio State University finds that fake news likely played a significant role in depressing Hillary Clinton's support on Election Day 2016.
Published on April 03, 2018 at 03:24PM by Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
President Donald Trump has said repeatedly that Russian interference didn't matter in the 2016 election, and he has suggested - wrongly - that the intelligence and law enforcement communities have said the same. His overriding fear seems to be that Russian interference and the "fake news" it promoted would undermine the legitimacy of his election win. Trump won't like this new study one bit. The study from researchers at Ohio State University finds that fake news likely played a significant role in depressing Hillary Clinton's support on Election Day 2016.
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