A media that lies

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Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt exploded in a Senate hearing with Pam Bondi, exposing a decade of abuses from Democrats. "I am struck by the degree of the cognitive dissidence that I hear on the other side." He outlined a pattern of politically motivated actions by federal agencies targeting conservatives, particularly former President Trump, while Democrats deflect with hypocritical "both-sides" rhetoric on political violence. Schmitt detailed the following alleged abuses: - Hillary Clinton’s Soros-linked Russiagate scheme under Obama, sparking illegal spying on Trump’s campaign. - FBI’s false labeling of the verified Hunter Biden laptop as Russian disinformation to influence the 2020 election. - Arctic Frost probe targeting GOP senators, attorneys general, and conservative figures like Charlie Kirk. - Coordinated DOJ prosecutions against Trump via Jack Smith, Fani Willis, and Alvin Bragg. He slammed Democrats for smearing millions as “deplorables” or “trash” while ignoring Antifa’s 2020 riots and hyping debunked studies exaggerating right-wing threats. Democrats’ sanctimonious lectures on “dangers to democracy” collapse under their own party’s unaccountable abuses. Their both-sides dodge is a calculated refusal to face the mirror.

Democrats are at the heart of the media lies.  The Democrats behind these alleged lies should be held accountable. Republican officials attacked by these lies should lawyer up and bring charges. The Russian collusion hoax is one of the worst political frauds in US history.

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