Adam Schiff’s disgraceful legacy
Posted By: Moritz55, 11/12/2021 9:14:56 AM
The most recent indictment by Special Counsel John Durham has fully exposed the notorious Steele dossier as nothing more than a collection of lies designed to drive the phony narrative that former President Donald Trump colluded with Russia. But beyond Hillary Clinton and her cronies who invented and disseminated the hoax, there were plenty of other remorseless liars who contributed to the fiction. The most flagrant huckster of hysteria was Rep. Adam Schiff, the highest ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
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challenge the woke left – and, no, I
won't 'go home' 9 replies
challenge the woke left – and, no, I
won't 'go home' 9 replies
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Adam Schiff’s disgraceful legacy
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The most recent indictment by Special Counsel John Durham has fully exposed the notorious Steele dossier as nothing more than a collection of lies designed to drive the phony narrative that former President Donald Trump colluded with Russia. But beyond Hillary Clinton and her cronies who invented and disseminated the hoax, there were plenty of other remorseless liars who contributed to the fiction. The most flagrant huckster of hysteria was Rep. Adam Schiff, the highest ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
DeSantis floats sending migrants to Delaware
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in response to Biden admin's migrant flights
to Florida 31 replies
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and hyped Steele dossier silent after
Danchenko indictment 9 replies
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None of their offices responded.
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