Fake Biden robocall encourages voters to skip New Hampshire Democratic primary
In the recording, a voice sounding like Biden tells Democratic New Hampshire voters to "save" their vote for the November general election.
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In the recording, a voice sounding like Biden tells Democratic New Hampshire voters to "save" their vote for the November general election.
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