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Russian intelligence said Hillary Clinton approved campaign plan to tie Trump to Russian election interference, reveals Trump intel director

Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe revealed that U.S. intelligence had learned of claims from Russian intelligence that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton approved a plan to connect then-candidate Donald Trump to the Russian hacking of the Democratic National Committee.

Ratcliffe made the admission in a letter to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Tuesday. . . . Ratcliffe went on to say that former Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan briefed former President Barack Obama on the claims garnered from Russian intelligence. Those claims were also forwarded to then-FBI Director James Comey and then-Deputy Assistant Director of Counterintelligence Peter Strzok.

Graham told CBS News that he would seek to have the notes declassified from the letter. Catherine Herridge of CBS News reported that the notes were discovered by U.S. Attorney John Durham and that they opened up a new line of inquiry in his investigation.

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Guccifer 2.0 is the DNC

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Debbie Wasserman Schultz Uses Voice Changer To Call Law Firm Suing DNC – Forgets To Disable Caller ID - ZeroPointNow

There was a hilarious filing with the court today in the lawsuit against the Democratic National Com

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No, liberals, Russia didn’t make Trump president.

Even if you think Russia played a role in the last presidential election, Trump would have absolutely won without that alleged assistance.

It's apparently one of the only political subjects on which my conservative mother and I agree: "conservatives were going to vote for Trump no matter what, so if a bunch of liberals got convinced to ditch Hillary and vote for Trump, what does that tell you about the Hillary campaign?"

While I think her statement is inaccurate as Trump attracted people who were on the fence more than liberals, the kernel of truth is that Clinton represented an awful campaign based on tired rhetoric catering to the well-to-do liberal elites and middle class sprinkled with talk of helping women and minorities. Trump on the other hand put more emphasis on improving the economy for average Americans (even though he was lying and instituted no fundamental changes from Neoliberalism). That and his racism got him elected, not a few hundred thousand dollars in Facebook ads paid by Russians, a drop in the bucket compared to the hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars spent by the Clinton campaign.