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*CNN promoted the ridiculous notion that massive [[BLM]] riots somehow did not lead to a surge in [[coronavirus]] cases;<ref>[Black Lives Matter protests have not led to a spike in coronavirus cases, research says]</ref> they later even showcased a former [[Planned Parenthood]] president who apparently believes that [[far-left]] rioters "are aware of the risks and are doing everything they can to reduce that risk."<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8AbntdMMl4 Shameless CNN Says BLM Protests Are Safe From COVID But Not Trump Rallies]</ref>

*CNN promoted the ridiculous notion that massive [[BLM]] riots somehow did not lead to a surge in [[coronavirus]] cases;<ref>[Black Lives Matter protests have not led to a spike in coronavirus cases, research says]</ref> they later even showcased a former [[Planned Parenthood]] president who apparently believes that [[far-left]] rioters "are aware of the risks and are doing everything they can to reduce that risk."<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8AbntdMMl4 Shameless CNN Says BLM Protests Are Safe From COVID But Not Trump Rallies]</ref>

*Harvis Rogers was interviewed by CNN on Super Tuesday 2020 telling reporters that he waited six hours in line at a poll at Texas Southern University.  “I figured like it was my duty to vote. I wanted to get my vote in to voice my opinion. And I wasn’t going to let nothing stop me. So I waited it out. ” Rogers was the last person to cast a ballot at his voting center in Houston. He told CNN that he thought “the process could’ve been done better than that.” “But that wasn’t going to deter me from voting,”  Rogers was lauded for his commitment to the process, with Twitter users calling him a “patriot” and a “hero.”  Rogers is not shown to be a registered voter in Texas.  In 2021 Rogers was arrested and charged on two counts of illegal voting. In 1986 Hervis spent 4-years in prison for a robbery charge. In 1989, he was given 6-years for burglary. Hervis was arrested again and sentenced to 25-years in 1995 under career criminal statutes. In 2005 he was charged with prostitution.<ref>  https://montgomerycountypolicereporter.com/man-who-made-national-spotlight-on-super-tuesday-booked-into-montgomery-county-jail-on-illegal-voting/</ref>

*Harvis Rogers was interviewed by CNN on Super Tuesday 2020 telling reporters that he waited six hours in line at a poll at Texas Southern University.  “I figured like it was my duty to vote. I wanted to get my vote in to voice my opinion. And I wasn’t going to let nothing stop me. So I waited it out.” Rogers was the last person to cast a ballot at his voting center in Houston. He told CNN that he thought “the process could’ve been done better than that.” “But that wasn’t going to deter me from voting,”  Rogers was lauded for his commitment to the process, with Twitter users calling him a “patriot” and a “hero.”  Rogers is not shown to be a registered voter in Texas.  In 2021 Rogers was arrested and charged on two counts of illegal voting. In 1986 Hervis spent 4-years in prison for a robbery charge. In 1989, he was given 6-years for burglary. Hervis was arrested again and sentenced to 25-years in 1995 under career criminal statutes. In 2005 he was charged with prostitution.<ref>  https://montgomerycountypolicereporter.com/man-who-made-national-spotlight-on-super-tuesday-booked-into-montgomery-county-jail-on-illegal-voting/</ref>

===Russia collusion conspiracy theory===

===Russia collusion conspiracy theory===