@CNN: The viral hashtag campaign #ReleaseTheMemo appears to have been driven at least in part by a swarm of Twitter accounts set up in the past week, a CNN analysis has found https://t.co/KW9Vmz1wJU https://t.co/pAvQRlCB8k

January 25, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

The viral hashtag campaign #ReleaseTheMemo appears to have been driven at least in part by a swarm of Twitter accounts set up in the past week, a CNN analysis has found https://t.co/KW9Vmz1wJU pic.twitter.com/pAvQRlCB8k

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@CNN: The viral hashtag campaign #ReleaseTheMemo appears to have been driven at least in part by a swarm of Twitter accounts set up in the past week, a CNN analysis has found https://t.co/KW9Vmz1wJU https://t.co/pAvQRlCB8k

@CNN: Read President Trump’s full statement on the Las Vegas shooting https://t.co/CBAahiCOFq https://t.co/Ycao72Ra2o

@CNN: Australia is considering recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and moving its embassy there, according to a statement from the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu https://t.co/FNtgNYxOT3 https://t.co/dM0KXR0JvO

@CNN: Up to 3,000 foreign doctors in the UK are having their backgrounds checked after it emerged that a fake psychiatrist with no qualifications was allowed to practice for over 22 years. https://t.co/3yocra5PVr

@CNN: Let the American people see the whole Mueller report before this next campaign cycle begins in earnest | Jeff Yang for @CNNopinion https://t.co/uV7TdIBSwe

@CNN: White House poised for more chaos over Veterans Affairs pick https://t.co/TBJvcECTMZ https://t.co/6Lk9aQZObV

@CNN: The current government shutdown has resulted from an impasse over border security; here’s a look back at a few previous shutdowns in years past https://t.co/NWGL7jUaro

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