Debunking Russian Collusion: Media's Obsession Persists Unchecked
Submitted by MAGA
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The persistence of the Russian collusion narrative has become a puzzling phenomenon in American political discourse.
Despite clear findings from the Mueller Report, which unequivocally stated there was no evidence of collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, some left-leaning commentators continue to cling to their debunked theories.
A recent review in The New Yorker exemplifies this ongoing obsession. The writer, Keith Gessen, reviews Tim Weiner's book "The Mission: The CIA in the 21st Century," and distractingly attempts to revive the failed narratives surrounding Trump's presidency.
Gessen's article asserts that the CIA faces threats “from above,” likely alluding to none other than President Trump himself. He seems to ignore the fact that the years-long investigation into supposed collusion has been thoroughly discredited.
Despite exhaustive efforts from Robert Mueller and his team, the investigation concluded with no actionable evidence against Trump or his associates. Yet, Gessen appears undeterred by these findings, continuing to weave a tale of imagined conspiracies and higher stakes.
In a striking demonstration of denial, Gessen questions whether the Russian interference had any real impact on the election. This is all while conveniently overlooking the lessons learned from the Mueller Report and the evidence that directly contradicts the collusion narrative.
The article juxtaposes Trump’s presidency with the agency’s historical concerns—implicitly positing Trump as the new “adversary” for the CIA. Such rhetoric signals a troubling mindset among certain factions who remain fixated on unsubstantiated claims rather than focusing on the achievements and challenges facing the nation.
What remains clear is that, under the Trump administration, the focus has shifted from speculative narratives to tangible results. The American public seems ready to move past the unfounded claims of collusion, eager instead to engage with the administration's initiatives and policies.
As this saga continues, it is evident that some commentators will stop at nothing to undermine Trump's presidency, even when the facts overwhelmingly disprove their claims. In a political climate where the truth often gets obscured, it's essential to recognize the baseless nature of these persistent accusations.
The time has come for a united front to move beyond the shadows of the past and look toward a brighter future. Americans deserve a political dialogue rooted in reality, not one mired in unproven theories and unfounded fears.
Sources:
naturalnews.com
newsbusters.org
yahoo.com
Despite clear findings from the Mueller Report, which unequivocally stated there was no evidence of collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, some left-leaning commentators continue to cling to their debunked theories.
A recent review in The New Yorker exemplifies this ongoing obsession. The writer, Keith Gessen, reviews Tim Weiner's book "The Mission: The CIA in the 21st Century," and distractingly attempts to revive the failed narratives surrounding Trump's presidency.
Gessen's article asserts that the CIA faces threats “from above,” likely alluding to none other than President Trump himself. He seems to ignore the fact that the years-long investigation into supposed collusion has been thoroughly discredited.
Despite exhaustive efforts from Robert Mueller and his team, the investigation concluded with no actionable evidence against Trump or his associates. Yet, Gessen appears undeterred by these findings, continuing to weave a tale of imagined conspiracies and higher stakes.
In a striking demonstration of denial, Gessen questions whether the Russian interference had any real impact on the election. This is all while conveniently overlooking the lessons learned from the Mueller Report and the evidence that directly contradicts the collusion narrative.
The article juxtaposes Trump’s presidency with the agency’s historical concerns—implicitly positing Trump as the new “adversary” for the CIA. Such rhetoric signals a troubling mindset among certain factions who remain fixated on unsubstantiated claims rather than focusing on the achievements and challenges facing the nation.
What remains clear is that, under the Trump administration, the focus has shifted from speculative narratives to tangible results. The American public seems ready to move past the unfounded claims of collusion, eager instead to engage with the administration's initiatives and policies.
As this saga continues, it is evident that some commentators will stop at nothing to undermine Trump's presidency, even when the facts overwhelmingly disprove their claims. In a political climate where the truth often gets obscured, it's essential to recognize the baseless nature of these persistent accusations.
The time has come for a united front to move beyond the shadows of the past and look toward a brighter future. Americans deserve a political dialogue rooted in reality, not one mired in unproven theories and unfounded fears.
Sources:
naturalnews.com
newsbusters.org
yahoo.com
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