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    False Tale of Vandalism at Kavanaugh Home

    by Angelo Fichera Oct 02, 2018 2 minutes

    Q: Was Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s home vandalized by “over 200 protesters”?

    A: No. The vandalized home in the photo is actually a house in Ontario, Canada.

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    Through a and , tens of thousands of social media users have helped spread a false account about vandalism at the home

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