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Jimmy Kimmel, Leftists Celebs CRUSHED On Social Media After Tweeting Out ‘Voter Fraud’ Video That Showed No Voter Fraud

Emily Zanotti
Jimmy Kimmel, Leftists Celebs CRUSHED On Social Media After Tweeting Out ‘Voter Fraud’ Video That Showed No Voter Fraud
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Jimmy Kimmel, Bette Midler, John Barrowman, and several other celebrities were left red-faced Saturday night after sharing a viral video purporting to show absentee ballot voter fraud, committed by supporters of President Donald Trump — the only problem, of course, was that the video did not show any voter fraud.

Twitter account “Jaded Creative” tweeted a now-deleted video of herself opening an absentee ballot request form. The form, clearly sent by a Republican organization, had the absentee ballot request inside but pasted below a huge paper photo of the president. Jaded Creative apparently believed the absentee ballot request to be a form of “voter suppression,” because it included information supporting Trump’s re-election campaign.

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