Dem disinformation about disinformation

 Miranda Devine:

It’s been two years since 51 intelligence agents interfered with an election — they still won’t apologize

Exactly two years ago, on October 19, 2020, one of the dirtiest tricks in electoral history was played on the American people by 51 former intelligence officials, who used the false alarm of “Russian interference” to stop Donald Trump winning a second term as president.

Using the institutional weight of their former esteemed roles, they signed a dishonest letter to mislead voters 15 days before the election, claiming that material from Hunter Biden’s laptop published by the New York Post “has all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.”
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Now that it is clear that the Hunter Biden laptop was not Russian disinformation many voters regret their vote for the compromised Biden who has been a rolling disaster as President. 

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