Hillary and the Dem disinformation scam

 


Jonathan Turley
@JonathanTurley
Hillary Clinton has called for European countries to expand censorship to combat "disinformation." foxnews.com/media/hillary- This is just after her campaign was fined for hiding the funding of the Steele Dossier after her campaign lied about not funding it.

The Democrats are trying to shut down debate by claiming that those who disagree with them are using disinformation, But the reality is they have been engaged in a massive disinformation campaign against Trump and Republicans. From the Russian collusion hoax to the false allegation that the material on Hunter’s laptop was “Russian disinformation” the Democrats have been practicing the politics of fraud. Hillary Clinton has no credibility on the spread of disinformation.

And that goes for Obama who is also pushing this scam when he knew from the start the Russian collusion story was a fraud. What he and other Democrats are trying to do is rewrite history and pretend that others are the source of disinformation.

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