The conspiracy against Trump

 Just the News:

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CIA Director John Ratcliffe earlier this month released a scathing review of the U.S. intelligence community’s assessment of Russian influence in the 2016 election, criticizing then-CIA Director John Brennan for joining the FBI in pushing to include disgraced British ex-spy Christopher Steele’s baseless anti-Trump dossier. In particular, Ratcliffe concluded that then-CIA Director John Brennan "showed a preference for narrative consistency over analytical soundness."

Ratcliffe later posted on social media about his report, calling the smear campaign against Trump an "atypical & corrupt process under the politically charged environments of former Dir. Brennan & former FBI Dir. Comey."

If Trump declassifies the Grassley and Durham documents, prosecutors could submit them to a grand jury in an effort to try to show a distinct pattern of the FBI and spy agencies willfully ignoring intelligence or evidence damaging to Democrats while relentlessly pursuing Trump with evidence that was often flawed.

Trump administration officials have weighed naming a special prosecutor to probe the recent bombshell revelations reported by Just the News that the FBI received human source intelligence – and some corroborating evidence – that China was engaged in a scheme to create fake mail-in ballots in 2020 to help Joe Biden win. The FBI failed to investigate the matter, and even recalled the intelligence and asked fellow spy agencies to destroy it.

The Russian collusion hoax was one of the biggest political frauds in US history, and it was perpetrated by a desperate Hillary Clinton campaign that polls showed was losing to Trump.   Brennan and Steele participated in the fraud.  The anti-Trump dossier was a complete fraud.  Rather than run a campaign on the issues, the Democrats, along with Clinton, pushed the Russia hoax.

See also:

Report: FBI Investigating ‘Grand Conspiracy’ between Dems and Intelligence Agencies

Classified evidence could reshape election interference narrative...

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