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DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Politico: "50% of Republican young Congressional staffers are Groypers"
Then proceeds to quote someone who actually works with those staffers as saying these staffers "think Nick Fuentes is a blackpiller and a charlatan."
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Ryan Matthew Neuhaus @RyanMNeuhaus - You should name these individuals, so they can explain the reasoning behind their claims.
It’s only just if you’re going to take the position of labeling 50% of all GOP staffers by a derogatory term.
https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/2083744221979427198

DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - Video: 📹 No, the 4K Footage Was Never the Rooftop Clip
A lot of hay this week was made about "lying" influencers claiming that there was crystal clear footage of Tyler Robinson on the roof. So I dug into the videos to see what these influencers actually said.
The clear footage everyone kept calling "4K" was never of the rooftop. It's the stairwell footage, Robinson walking through the building, close and sharp enough to ID him.
So Candace Owens points at the rooftop shot, says "there's your mythical 4K video, the influencers lied through their teeth," and moves on.
@JackPosobiec was in the courtroom. Here's what he actually said: "It looked like 4K, crystal clear footage to me. It's crystal clear that it's Tyler Robinson walking around in these stairwells."
The clear footage in the stairwell IDs Tyler Robinson; the rooftop clip shows that same figure going over the guardrail.
Candace ID'd the wrong video.
https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/2083753514401173939