The statement critiques PolitiFact for not correcting a perceived error regarding the Hamilton 68 project and its coverage of Russian-linked Twitter accounts. It references corrections made by the Washington Post and offers to provide evidence of the alleged misinformation. The tone is critical and seeks accountability from a fact-checking organization.
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