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faker

[fey-ker] / ˈfeɪ kər /


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The Christian right used fake science — and even faker “concern” for women — to restrict access to abortion, and then used those lies to end abortion rights altogether.

From Salon

“Bob is a faker, and Bob knows he’s a faker,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

We’re mildly curious about whether these two fakers will slip between the sheets for real — and majorly interested in why a guest bedroom has so many bowls of fruit.

From New York Times

He dissented when the majority denied a request from the Arizona Republican Party chair, one of the fakers, to block the House Jan. 6 committee’s subpoena for her records.

From Los Angeles Times

The fakers have used a legitimate video of Sally Bundock presenting - at the time talking about Mr Musk taking over X - but making it seem like she's talking about an investment opportunity involving him.

From BBC