“Cooperation” or “collusion” or whatever. It was a plot against American democracy, says NYTimes Editorial board.
"A bipartisan report released Tuesday by the Republican-controlled Senate Intelligence Committee reports: Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign sought and maintained close contacts with Russian government officials who were helping him get elected. The Trump campaign accepted their offers of help. The campaign secretly provided Russian officials with key polling data. The campaign coordinated the timing of the release of stolen information to hurt Hillary Clinton’s campaign. It is the first to do so with the assent of Senate Republicans.
It’s also a timely rebuke to the narrative that Attorney General William Barr has been hawking since before he took office early last year — that “Russiagate” is a “bogus” scandal.
All above text is from the NYTimes editorial board.
Do these bi-partisan findings convince you? The difference from past reports is the support of very conservative Republican senators.
RT @ikeandmikeblog: Report released by Marco Rubio, Tom Cotton, and John Cornyn shows the Trump campaign had ties to Russian intelligence a… at
— SMA (@Smartwoman2019) August 21, 2020
At www.nytimes.com
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