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Sorry about the paywall but we do agree that Hilary is a sore loser.Okay your first article has a pay wall so I don’t even know what she said. If it’s about the vote count, you have a point. Either way I’ll concede she’s a sore loser.
I’m not even reading the second article. It’s complete non sense. Bullshit author and bullshit source.
I don’t think Special Counsel John Durham is a bullshit source but he is so damn slow that I once wondered if he had died on the job. He does prove the wheels of justice grind very slowly.
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Perhaps you are referring to the publication as the source so I will use this one. Of course since The New York Post is owned by Rupert Murdoch you likely will not trust it either. Note: the New York Post said Hunter’s Biden’s laptop was real and the New York Times said it was Russian disinformation. The New York Post was right. I will provide a link at the end of this post.
Durham report proves Hillary Clinton — not Trump — was Putin’s puppet
Since 2016, Hillary Clinton has been trolling Donald Trump on social media over his alleged ties to Russia, calling him “Putin’s Puppet.” But Special Counsel John Durham’s probe has uncovered the truth about who was Putin’s Puppet. It was Clinton herself.
She and the Obama-Biden administration spy agency chiefs and their corrupt minions were unknowingly, or perhaps even knowingly, Putin’s little helpers in tearing our country apart.
It turns out that Clinton and her top foreign policy advisor, Jake Sullivan, spread a bogus Trump-Russia “collusion” narrative. To enable this Soviet-style disinformation campaign, Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign hired a tech firm to “infiltrate” servers at Trump Tower in Manhattan and at the White House in order to link Donald Trump to Russia.
Immediately following the 2016 election, the Russia-Trump collusion conspiracy became the intelligence community’s “bright and shiny object.” Serious intelligence briefings about the Russian threat and what Putin was up to were interrupted by national security officials asking irrelevant questions like, “What do the Russians have on Trump?” This was a major distraction that diverted intelligence resources and Washington’s attention from real threats, like China, Iran, and Putin’s hostile actions in Europe and Ukraine.
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Now that Joe Biden’s president, the Times finally admits: Hunter’s laptop is real
First, The New York Times decides more than a year later that Hunter Biden’s business woes are worthy of a story. Then, deep in the piece, in passing, it notes that Hunter’s laptop is l…
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