Democrats, without evidence, still pretending Russian interference impacted the outcome of 2016 election

NY Times:

Trump and Putin Share Joke About Election Meddling, Sparking New Furor

At the leaders’ first formal meeting in a year, President Trump again made clear that he does not take Russia’s electoral interference as seriously as others do.
As the DOJ has made clear, none of the activity of the Russians impacted the vote or the outcome of the election.  Trump was the victim of their most damaging activity with their disinformation campaign included in the Steele dossier.  There is zero evidence that Russian ads on Facebook impacted the election.  There is zero evidence that Russian hackers changed any ballots.  While there is still a dispute among many on the hacking of the DNC, assuming they were involved, they revealed truthful information about the Democrat primary.  The Democrats bear primary responsibility for their own conduct in rigging the primary.  There is still zero evidence that the hacking effected the vote.

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