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- A Trump supporter in 2017 wearing a Make America Great Again hat (en)
- Google Trends topic searches for "Fake news" began a substantial increase in late 2016, about the time of the U.S. presidential election. (en)
- Though Trump repeatedly promoted his 2024 victory as a mandate—to inflate the actual degree of voter support—he failed to receive 50% of the popular vote. His 1.5 percentage point margin of victory in 2024 place it in only the 20th percentile of presidential elections since 1828. (en)
- Trump at a 2016 rally in Arizona (en)
- Over decades, right wing ideologically motivated homicides have substantially outnumbered those perpetrated by left wing perpetrators in the US. Also, far-right motivated homicides have occurred much more frequently than jihadi violence inspired by Islamic extremism. (en)
- Google Trends topic searches for "Gaslighting" began a substantial increase in 2016, at the time of the campaign for the U.S. presidential election. (en)
- Though Trump said in September 2025 that "the radicals on the left are the problem" with political violence, cumulatively over decades, most extremist killings in the US have been caused by right-wing perpetrators. From 2022 through 2024, all 61 political killings were committed by right-wing extremists. (en)
- Trump's opposition to wind power involves repeated claims that "windmills" "kill the birds". However, cats in the U.S. actually kill about 10,000 times as many birds as wind turbines. (en)
- Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign rally in Greenville, North Carolina (en)
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