A cover-up of 2020 election fruad

 Newsmax:

FBI whistleblowers and emails released by Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, reveal that U.S. intelligence knew of a China-led election fraud plot to elect Joe Biden in September 2020, but that information was covered up.

The records show FBI headquarters under then-FBI Director Christopher Wray interfered with an investigation into Chinese election interference to shield Wray from political blowback.

The COVID-election cover up intended to protect Wray from being exposed for inaccurate or false statements to Congress where he claimed there was no evidence of pending election fraud presented to intelligence or the FBI, according to documents and Grassley's assessment of them.
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There should be consequences for those who interfered with the investigation of Chinese election interference to get Biden elected in 2020.  It was and effort to put in place a political cripple to weaken any US response to Chinese aggression.

See also:

FBI Shut Down Probe into Alleged Chinese 2020 Election Interference to Protect Wray, Docs Show

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