Pushing back against the Democrats' politics of fraud

 Insider:

House Republicans move to strip security clearances from any official who said in 2020 that the release of Hunter Biden's emails had 'classic earmarks of a Russian information operation'

Hunter and Joe Biden had to know that allegations of the laptop being Russian disinformation were false, but they went with that in order to get Joe elected and had the help of 50 or so Democrats who should and probably did know that the laptop was not Russian disinformation.   They were all participants in politics of fraud to get one of the worse presidents in history elected.  They also had the help of the liberal media who hated Trump more than they loved the truth.  The House GOP is right to question the officials who pushed the false narrative of "Russian disinformation" to get Biden elected.

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