Staff Reports
In a fiery op-ed for Newsweek, former President Donald Trump didn’t hold back in expressing his thoughts on the Russiagate investigation, labeling it as “the most atrocious weaponization of our government in American history.” Trump didn’t play coy and said that the real victims of this so-called hoax were none other than the American people themselves. Not himself, not his family, but the hardworking citizens of this great nation.
Trump's Op-Ed: 'American People Are The Real Victim'https://t.co/aOgM4Re5NF
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The ex-President wasted no time and immediately referenced the damning report by Special Counsel John Durham, claiming that it “makes clear beyond a shred of doubt that the Russia Hoax was a crime like no other.” He didn’t hesitate in pointing fingers, accusing an “unelected cabal” within the government, including Hillary Clinton and their friends in the media, of concocting this elaborate hoax to derail his election and undermine his presidency.
Trump didn’t hold back in spelling out the alleged conspiracy, accusing the “Deep State plotters” of spying on his campaign, fabricating false evidence, and even going so far as to offer a cool $1 million for a phony dossier to falsely incriminate him with treason. He boldly claimed that the Durham Report provides concrete evidence that certain individuals knew the whole collusion theory was a complete fabrication, but they shamelessly covered it up to keep the charade going.
No one was left unscathed, as Trump also implicated former President Barack Obama and current President Joe Biden, arguing that they were fully aware of Clinton’s plans to tarnish his name by concocting a scandal involving the Russian Security Services. According to Trump, they knew it was all a lie, but they recklessly put the country through a living nightmare nonetheless.
The former President insisted that it was the American people who suffered the most from the Russiagate Hoax. He passionately argued that this elaborate scheme “subverted our democracy, threatened our security, and endangered our freedom.” He even went on to blame the hoax for pushing Russia closer to China and potentially sparking a proxy war, or even worse, World War III.
Trump didn’t stop there, taking a swipe at the Radical Left establishment for using the Russiagate Hoax as an excuse to infringe on freedom of speech, creating a sinister censorship regime under the guise of combating “Russian disinformation.” He went as far as connecting this to the media’s suppression of the Biden corruption scandal during the 2020 election, insisting that if the truth had been exposed, the outcome would have been drastically different.
In a closing call to arms, Trump demanded accountability and made it clear that “the voters” hold the power to bring justice. He presented a stark choice, asserting that it’s either the Deep State that destroys America or the American people band together to dismantle the Deep State.
Trump’s op-ed is a powerful and comprehensive account of his perspective on the Russiagate investigation. It comes at a crucial time as he actively campaigns for the GOP nomination in the upcoming 2024 election, making the timing and content of this piece all the more significant. The former President’s words resonate deeply with his base and offer a glimpse into his vision for the future of American politics.
Regardless of one’s views, Trump’s op-ed cannot be ignored. It adds fuel to the ongoing debate surrounding the role of government, media, and technology. It is not merely a reflection of Trump’s personal opinions; it serves as a rallying cry for his dedicated supporters and a challenge to his adversaries. It stands as a testament to a political movement that continues to shape the path of our great nation and may even impact the outcome of the next election.
