The organization cited in the article, known as PropOrNot, has already had its credibility shredded by the New Yorker and the Intercept. However, that hasn’t stopped major journalists and even politicians from sharing the Washington Post’s story as a stunning exposé. The most dangerous thing about PropOrNot is that they argue that exhibiting a pattern of beliefs, including anti-interventionism and anti-GMO, is enough to risk being labeled a Russian propagandist. This organization has called for those they have placed on their “list” to be investigated by the FBI and DOJ for violations of the Espionage Act. Could this latest bill be the government’s first step in following through with this suggestion?

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