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A similar dynamic bore out among Black male voters during the 2024 election, though far less pronounced in how it shaped the electoral outcome, Fraga and Coleman suggested.

Further reporting from NBC News bore out that the “increasingly volatile relationship” between the two ambitious Democratic politicians from the country’s most important swing state has been spilling further into the public view.

Trump may think that it's just a matter of calling for it on social media, but even January 6 — which was spurred by Trump on Twitter begging people to come — required "a process that bore out over the course of months" and orchestrated by Trump lackeys like the Proud Boys.

The harrowing recounting of Hunter Biden’s descent fueled by drugs and alcohol bore out federal prosecutors’ promise earlier in the morning to delve into his sordid past — summoning his ex-wife and two former girlfriends, including his late brother’s widow, to testify in coming days — as they began the trial in a Delaware courtroom.

The subsequent calm bore out his remarks.