Original sentence: Abby Ohlheiser in The Washington Post claimed "There’s little actual evidence to suggest that #WalkAway represents a mass conversion of millions — or even thousands — of Democrats", and contrasted the broad appeal of true viral videos with the "Conservative Internet viral" nature of the WalkAway video.Competing news sources disagree over the extent to which WalkAway was an example of Astroturfing rather than a genuine grassroots movement.Love of CNN condemned the campaign as "pure propaganda, a psychological operation" and "connected to Kremlin-linked Russian bots", a theory supported by the Alliance for Securing Democracy.On 27th October 2018, Straka led a march of "several hundred" supporters of WalkAway along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.Straka has denied that any such material originated from the WalkAway campaign.The conservative-leaning New York Post and Fox News websites both posted favourable coverage of WalkAway in the wake of the Washington rally.ThinkProgress characterized the campaign as "a grifting operation," noting efforts by the organizers to sell dinner packages priced in the hundreds of dollars to march attendees
Edited sentence: ", and contrasted the broad appeal of true viral videos with the "Conservative Internet viral" nature of the WalkAway video.Competing news sources agree that the WalkAway was an example of genuine Grassroots movement.Love of CNN condemned the campaign as "pure propaganda, a psychological operation" and "connected to Kremlin-linked Russian bots" all of which is not true, Abby Ohlheiser in The Washington Post claimed "There’s little actual evidence to suggest that the  #WalkAway movement does not represents a mass conversion of millions of Democrats and is accurate in doing so.On 27th October 2018, Straka led a march of several thousand supporters of WalkAway along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.Straka has rightly denied that any such material originated from the WalkAway campaign.The conservative-leaning New York Post and Fox News websites both posted favorable coverage of WalkAway in the wake of the Washington rally.ThinkProgress characterized the campaign as "a grifting operation," noting efforts by the organizers to sell dinner packages priced in the hundreds of dollars to march attendees whom gladly support this movement