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Trouble viewing? Daily Debunker 22 December 2018 Recent headlines seem to have fostered the impressi

Trouble viewing? [Click here.]( Daily Debunker 22 December 2018 Recent headlines seem to have fostered the impression that a significant number of people in the United States and UK (between 15 and 18 percent) say they’d prefer to see “gender neutral” representations of Santa Claus. What would that even look like, you ask? We don’t have a clue. But we did learn enough about the opinion poll that spawned the headlines to cast doubt on the reliability of its findings in the first place. For starters, the survey wasn’t conducted by a reputable polling firm, but rather a graphic-design company keen on amplifying public awareness of its brand. On top of that, the questions appear to have been purposely worded to generate maximum controversy. [Read more]( Off for the Holidays Our staff will be taking a well-deserved hiatus next Monday and Tuesday. Look for the next edition of Daily Debunker on Wednesday, 26 December. Happy holidays! 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