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'''#walkaway''' is a hashtag campaign that started in late June 2018 in which non-violent former [[leftist]]s post videos on [[Twitter]], [[Facebook]], and [[YouTube]] about how they grew apart from [[liberal]] lunacy, [[leftist]] insanity, and the [[Democrat Party]] and, in many cases, have walked away from all three.<ref>http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/walkaway?full=1</ref> [[Tinfoil hat]] Democrats claim it is a "[[Russian bot]]" [[conspiracy]] in a desperate attempt to discredit the movement.<ref>https://youtu.be/uGTxwdOzllQ</ref> | '''#walkaway''' is a hashtag campaign that started in late June 2018 in which non-violent former [[leftist]]s post videos on [[Twitter]], [[Facebook]], and [[YouTube]] about how they grew apart from [[liberal]] lunacy, [[leftist]] insanity, and the [[Democrat Party]] and, in many cases, have walked away from all three.<ref>http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/walkaway?full=1</ref> [[Tinfoil hat]] Democrats claim it is a "[[Russian bot]]" [[conspiracy]] in a desperate attempt to discredit the movement.<ref>https://youtu.be/uGTxwdOzllQ</ref> | ||
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| + | *[[Kanye West]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 20:34, October 13, 2018
#walkaway is a hashtag campaign that started in late June 2018 in which non-violent former leftists post videos on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube about how they grew apart from liberal lunacy, leftist insanity, and the Democrat Party and, in many cases, have walked away from all three.[1] Tinfoil hat Democrats claim it is a "Russian bot" conspiracy in a desperate attempt to discredit the movement.[2]