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These Democrats And #NeverTrumpers Must Apologize To America For The Russia Collusion Hoax conservativehq.com/article/29932-…
>@BetoORourke for saying, at a town hall event on Saturday morning: 'You have a president who in my opinion, beyond a shadow of a doubt, sought to, however ham-handedly, collude with the Russian government, a foreign power, to undermine and influence our elections,'
.@RepJohnLewis speaking Saturday on @MSNBC said he still believed Trump’s impeachment was inevitable. “I think that day will come... I don’t think he’s legitimate. I said it back at the end of the election. I still believe that today.”
.@RepAdamSchiff has for years claimed to have evidence of Trump/Russia collusion.
"That is the meeting at Trump Tower and all the lies to cover up that meeting at the Trump Tower and apparently lies that the president participated in. That to me is direct evidence but there's also abundant circumstantial evidence."
Alleged Republican “strategist” @AnaNavarroCardenas, “The intelligence committee has a duty to investigate whether this campaign of Trump’s colluded with Russia… The oversight committee, I think, should do what @AOC is saying they should do ...follow the money.”
.@BillKristol, #NeverTrump pundit, founder of the now-defunct Weekly Standard and alleged conservative wunderkind tweeted in August 2018 that special counsel Robert Mueller will likely find “collusion” between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin operatives.
“Lest we lose sight of the forest for the trees: It seems to me likely Mueller will find there was collusion between Trump associates and Putin operatives; that Trump knew...and that Trump sought to cover it up and obstruct its investigation,” Kristol tweeted.
.@SenBlumenthal for going on MSNBC and claiming that the facts and evidence in the Mueller report “are likely to show a lot of criminality, a lot of wrongdoing, and law-breaking”...
.@RepSwalwell said earlier this week that he believes Trump colluded with Russia, told MSNBC's "MTP Daily" on Friday afternoon that he will not accept the attorney general's version of the Mueller report "unless its veracity is testified to by Bob Mueller."
"There will be a lot of questions as to whether he was pressured to wrap this up, if there was any political pressure put on him," Swalwell said of Mueller. "I think the country would benefit from hearing from Bob Mueller and not just taking the attorney general at his word."
Finally, there’s MSNBC hostess Rachel @Maddow. Last July, the MSNBC hostess accused Trump of serving the “interests of another country” following his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin:
"For everything that we’ve been through as a country,” she said ...we haven’t ever had to reckon with the possibility that somebody has ascended to the presidency... to serve the interests of another country rather than our own."
