Caught Red Handed- Dossier Exposes Hillarys Dirty Hand

Editor: Philip Ragner | Tactical Investor

Trump Dossier exposes Hillary Clinton, Democrats

The Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee used a company of lawyers as a cut-out to hire researchers versed in “the political dark arts” to dig up dirt on Donald Trump. Well, duh. It happens all the time. Democrats do it, Republicans do it, probably political fleas do it. Even the Republicans who are making hay of Democratic embarrassment at getting caught doing it know that such behavior, unseemly as it may be to most spectators, is nevertheless politics as usual.

But what is definitely unusual is how Hillary and the Democrats got caught at it after months of posing as virginal innocents trying to make a case that Donald Trump was the great colluder with the Russians. Now it’s Hillary Clinton and the Democrats who may be the great colluders with Russians.

There’s persuasive evidence now that the Clinton campaign, with help from the fading Obama administration, drew the United States national security apparatus into the political arena where, we have been told time and again, it does not belong. Hillary Clinton herself pronounced this as holy writ again and again when she worked on the staff of the House committee preparing the impeachment charges against President Richard Nixon for high crimes and misdemeanours in the scandal called Watergate. Mr. Nixon resigned with the promise of a pardon before charges were filed.

But the most embarrassing of all is that the fairness and objectivity — the very integrity — of Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor investigating allegations against President Trump, has been called seriously in question. Can he now lead an investigation into the conduct of the FBI, an agency which he and his principal witness, James Comey, both directed? Full Story

Clinton Campaign and Democratic Party Helped Pay for Russia Trump Dossier

The presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee paid for research that was included in a dossier made public in January that contained salacious claims about connections between Donald J. Trump, his associates and Russia.

A spokesperson for a law firm said on Tuesday that it had hired Washington-based researchers last year to gather damaging information about Mr. Trump on numerous subjects — including possible ties to Russia — on behalf of the Clinton campaign and the D.N.C.

The revelation, which emerged from a letter filed in court on Tuesday, is likely to fuel new partisan attacks over federal and congressional investigations into Russia’s attempts to disrupt last year’s election and whether any of Mr. Trump’s associates assisted in the effort.

The president and his allies have argued for months that the investigations are politically motivated. They have challenged the information contained in the dossier, which was compiled by a former British spy who had been contracted by the Washington research firm Fusion GPS.

The letter that was filed in court said that Fusion GPS began working for the law firm, Perkins Coie, in April 2016. Written by the firm’s general counsel, Matthew J. Gehringer, the letter said that Fusion GPS had already been conducting the research “for one or more other clients during the Republican primary contest.”

Perkins Coie was paid $12.4 million to represent the Clinton campaign and the D.N.C. during the 2016 campaign, according to filings. The role of the Clinton campaign and the national party in funding the research for the dossier was first reported on Tuesday by The Washington Post. Full Story

Trump Dossier exposes Hillary Clinton, Democrats

Clinton Campaign and Democratic Party Helped Pay for Russia Trump Dossier

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