‘My identity is stolen’: Photos of European influencers used to push pro-Trump propaganda on fake X accounts

Have you noticed how anytime any type of sordid campaign excrement pops up - parasitic abuses and outright stealing of content, twisting of reality, ignoring "cease and desist" orders, etc - it's always republicans.

This is also always the ways in which they abuse all trust, make a mockery of honor and dignity and democracy itself, whenever they find themselves - by hook and by crook - squatting in the White House, Capitol Hill, the Supreme Court.

It's really turned into complete trash at this point. I've uninstalled it today.

But Luna isn’t real. The photos of the smiling brunette posted periodically on @Luna_2K24’s timeline are of Debbie Nederlof, a German fashion influencer who lives across the Atlantic and won’t be voting in the US presidential election in November. When CNN reached out to the 32-year-old, a trained optician and single mother who is working two jobs – as a social media manager at an engineering firm and as a model to raise money for her child – she was angry and frustrated that her face was being used to push pro-Trump propaganda on X.

On Lonnie's shitter, this is fine. It's all going according to plan.