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639,000 Americans were spied on if they purchased MAGA merchandise or made donations as small as a dollar to the Trump campaigns
Misleading
Accuracy: Misleading. Reports based on Sen. Grassley’s memo support that investigators obtained personal data on at least 639,000 Republican-connected people, including some MAGA merchandise buyers and some Trump donors who gave as little as $1. But the claim overstates the basis for the full 639,000 figure: sources describe that total as a broader pool of donors, voters, and supporters, not all people in the merchandise-or-$1-donor categories. 'Spied on' is also stronger than the evidence shown.