It wouldn’t be far-fetched to believe that the Obama Administration could have been paving the way for a Russian Collusion themed bogus scandal – One watchdog group may have uncovered evidence to the fact.
The Political watchdog group, Judicial Watch, has come forward with new allegations that the Obama administration may have distorted classified documents involving Russian interference in European elections well before Trump was even inaugurated. The group claims that Obama’s administration ‘leaked’ this contorted information to a willing party on the Hill in efforts to undermine Trump from the very beginning.
Their allegations may not be unfounded and they’ve backed it up with a 42 page redacted document that dops a few big named Democrats including Senator Ben Cardin who reportedly received this document before President Trump’s swearing-in. If this claim is true and can survive the Democrat’s sabotage it looks like the liberals will have more to worry about than just the FISA memo.
As Written by Sarah Lee with Red State:
This inconsistency has led Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton to accuse the State Department of passing along the classified material as a way to “undermine President Trump.”
“These documents show the Obama State Department under John Kerry gathered and sent its own dossier of classified information on Russia to Senator Ben Cardin, a political ally in the U.S. Senate, to undermine President Trump,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “Judicial Watch will pursue information on who pulled this classified information, who authorized its release, and why was it evidently dumped just days before President Trump’s inauguration.”
Judicial Watch also notes that as early as March 2017, former Obama Deputy Asst. Secretary of Defense Evelyn Farkas “admitted surveillance of President’s Trump’s campaign and leaking of intelligence information.” Farkas is said to have asked lawmakers to gather intelligence…
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