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unsupported statement asserted as fact in the lede

This sentence fragment asserts a fact which is unsubstantiated: "Proportional-print typewriters were in use in the early 1970s which could have produced the documents". If you read the citation in the article, the crux of the assertion is not supported as true by the linked-to WAPO archive article. In other words, the article which is used to validate the assertion "could have produced" does not validate it. And given that this is in the opening paragraph, it causes confusion. Including this unsubstantiated claim in the opening paragraph imbalances the article and insinuates that there was a thread of possible validity to the provenance of the documents. I recommend that the sentence containing it be re-written. Tondelleo Schwarzkopf (talk) 14:30, 11 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]

This and many other controversial CBS news blunders should make CBS a NON TRUSTED NEWS SOURCE

Refusing to report on the Hunter Biden Laptop

Refusing to report on Hunter Biden's daughter

Refusing to report on Jonathan Edwards love child

Editing the 60 minute interview with Kamala Harris

All of these and MORE are easily googled. 2603:8080:3EF0:7930:5857:E7F0:A4F1:8C58 (talk) 01:51, 17 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]