Day: May 18, 2023

Columns, Congress, Politics

The Immunity Option: How Congress Could Have the Final Say on the Russian Collusion Scandal
(MSNBC/via YouTube)

For those interested in the truth about the Russian collusion investigation, the Durham Report has hundreds of pages of details of the alliance of political, government and media figures behind arguably the greatest hoax in U.S. history. The only thing it does not have is an actual indictment or true accountability for the critical players in an effort to derail an American presidency. Indeed, some witnesses associated with the Clinton campaign appear to have refused to cooperate with the investigation. Congress could change that. Continue reading “The Immunity Option: How Congress Could Have the Final Say on the Russian Collusion Scandal” →

Media, Politics

Wait! Washington Post’s Bump Makes the Last Pitch for Russian Collusion
Screenshot (C-Span)

Shortly before the release of the Durham report, I wrote about the concern that we have a de facto state media in the United States. The column explored the pattern of false claims replicated across media platforms in the last four years. Then the Report was released and the media seemed intent to prove the point. However, even in this determined group, the Washington Post (which won the Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the Russian collusion) set a new level of denial with a column by Philip Bump.

Continue reading “Wait! Washington Post’s Bump Makes the Last Pitch for Russian Collusion” →

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