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I analyzed all of Trump's tweets to find out what he was really saying

  • Written by Michael Humphrey, Assistant Professor of Journalism and Media Communication, Colorado State University
imagePresident Donald Trump uses his smartphone.AP Photo/Alex Brandon

The tally was in, it was clear Donald Trump had lost – and he tweeted: “either a new election should take place or … results nullified.”

It sounds familiar, but it wasn’t November 2020. It was February 2016.

Trump was just months into his presidential...

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