The air has seeped out of the Russia/collusion balloon washex.am/2xz6FId
“...now, two years later, it’s apparent that Trump’s foreign policy is less friendly to Russia than his predecessor’s.
And it’s also clear...that that Russia platform plank that was supposedly watered down at the Republican National Convention was actually toughened up.”
And it’s also clear...that that Russia platform plank that was supposedly watered down at the Republican National Convention was actually toughened up.”
“Mainstream media, as is so often the case, simply got that story wrong, in an apparent attempt to make Trump look bad.”
“Recent examples: the WaPo’s story on passport denials that “withheld, distorted key facts” according to the Huffington Post, and the NYT hit piece on Nikki Haley that blamed her for overspending on curtains ordered in October 2016.”
“Animus gone wild is the only explanation for such blunders in attacking a target-rich environment like the Trump administration.”
“... as a general matter, it is undesirable to have law enforcement and intelligence agencies investigating political campaigns, particularly those of the party in opposition to the president. The potential for stifling free political debate and partisan competition is obvious.”
“... it appears that, beyond a generalized suspicion, intel and law enforcement leaders have been acting on nothing more than the Steele dossier.”
“A document unverified, as Steele himself has admitted in a British court — a document made up entirely of hearsay from unknown and unavailable witnesses, a document bought and paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign.”
“So, it’s unsurprising to read that the intelligence and law enforcement agencies are resisting or slow-walking a promised presidential order to declassify their documents and deliberations.”
And that congressional Dem leaders are insisting that the agencies submit such declassified material to them before making it public. They don’t want us to know that intel and law enforcement have been violating the general rule that they shouldn’t interfere in electoral politics
