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peddle

verb as in sell door to door

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During election season, expect to hear Republicans peddle falsehoods about abortion to discredit it and demonize the people who provide or support it.

The fact that I was chilled by his ability to peddle false talking points with a smile while also being one of the most agreeable, polite people I’d ever met.

From Salon

For the Beninese government, it’s a victory they can peddle to gain the people’s favor, while France can mine it as an image-boosting tactic that comes with tacit paternalism.

Republicans and right-wing conservatives — echoing the “Stop the Steal” mantra from four years ago — have recently peddled misinformation and filed lawsuits questioning the election’s integrity.

The Republican candidate has regularly accused immigrants of having “bad genes” and peddled far-right conspiracies about them eating pets.

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