The depth of Democrat corruption in the Russian hoax

 Michael Goodwin:

You don’t have to read all of the special counsel John Durham’s report to get to the heart of the matter: On the third page of the executive summary, he writes: “The speed and manner in which the FBI opened and investigated Crossfire Hurricane during the presidential election season based on raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence also reflected a noticeable departure from how it approached prior matters involving possible attempted foreign election interference plans aimed at the Clinton campaign.”

There you have it, the final verdict on the 2016 presidential election: A corrupt FBI tried to rig the outcome by favoring one candidate over the other.

Thank God it failed, but not before Republican Donald Trump and others on his team got smeared in a vicious probe while Democrat Hillary Clinton and her team got free passes on several issues that potentially involved criminal conduct.

That’s the bottom line and everything else is detail.
Damning report

Durham’s damning conclusion must never be forgotten.

We now know, without doubt, that President Barack Obama’s Justice Department and officials from other parts of the government meddled in the election and tried to pick the president regardless of the wishes of 130 million voters.

Obama knew what was going on and so did his vice president, Joe Biden.

That, too, is now settled forever.

It is to Durham’s credit that he lays all this out without emotion.
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Consider all that followed: a bloodlust to get Trump’s head on a platter from the left-wing media, which, feasting on FBI leaks, led to Robert Mueller’s two-year, $40 million probe.

Despite finding no clear evidence that Trump or anyone in his campaign colluded with Russia, Mueller held his report until after Democrats won the House in the 2018 midterms, which begat a Democratic victory, which led to the phony Trump impeachment over the Ukraine phone call.

And even that list of disgraceful events doesn’t capture the complete catastrophe that dirty cops James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, and others at the FBI created.

The agency is no longer trusted by tens of millions of Americans, and with good reason: The attempt to throw the election wasn’t a one-off.

Instead, it now looks like the opening act of an era when government power is routinely used to comfort the incumbent party and afflict the opposition party.

This is the poison still circulating through the political bloodstream.
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Goodwin nails the corruption of the FBI and DOJ in this fraud by Democrats starting with Hillary Clinton.  The liberal media was all in on the fraud too, giving themselves awards for pushing it.  Goodwin also exposes how the Muller team rigged the 2018 election.  The corruption of the Democrats and their cohorts in the FBI and DOJ needs its own special prosecutor.

See, also:

‘Betrayal’: FBI Agents Working On Russia Probe Say Leaders Concealed Intelligence On Hillary’s Role

Order not to put anything in writing "was the most inappropriate operational or professional statement he had ever heard at the FBI," FBI lawyer said.

And:

 Jonathan Turley takes media to task for Russiagate coverage: 'The most essential player in this conspiracy'

Turley said the Durham report implicates the Clinton campaign, the FBI and the media

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