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Tulsi Gabbard’s explosive new report claims Barack Obama pushed a fake Russia election interference story to undermine Donald Trump’s presidency. Conservatives are slamming the move as a deep-state cover-up, while Obama’s team dismisses the claims. The controversy comes as many on the right demand transparency about Epstein files the government still hides.
Gabbard reveals declassified documents showing Obama-era officials allegedly manufactured a false intelligence assessment about Russia’s 2016 meddling. She says they ignored evidence that Moscow couldn’t change votes and instead framed the narrative to obey Trump. This “years-long coup” conflated hacking and propaganda with direct election theft, Gabbard argues.
The Justice Department has launched a special task force to investigate these claims, signaling potential criminal charges. Gabbard’s report cites a 2020 Republican House committee investigation and DOJ watchdog findings. Liberal media outlets and Democrat politicians downplay the allegations, calling them “misleading” and focused on vote-nudging rather than vote-changing.
Conservatives counter that Russian interference was manipulated into a weapon against Trump. They accuse Obama’s intel chiefs—John Brennan, James Clapper, and James Comey—of politicizing intelligence. Fox News panelists note this could explain “Spygate” and the Steele dossier’s role in the probe.
The Obama camp insists Russia’s actions were clear: hacking the DNC and spreading disinformation to help Trump. They argue Gabbard conflates different aspects of election security. But critics retort that China and other nations have meddled historically without triggering such hysteria.
Meanwhile, the Epstein archives remain mostly suppressed, fueling right-wing suspicions of a two-tier justice system. Gabbard and allies claim a “double standard” where Biden officials evade scrutiny for reasons unknown. The Russia debate reignites old battles over which foreign threats matter most.
Gabbard vows to expose truth through declassifying documents—a move conservatives praise as overdue transparency. Others warn the focus distracts from current crises like immigration and energy policy. As debate rages, Trump supporters rejoice at potential vindication.
The ideological divide sharpens: one side sees persecuted patriots, the other a conspiracy theory. With DOJ’s probe pending, expect fireworks as 2024 looms. Critics hope both the Russia hoax and Epstein files get sunlight, even as establishment elites resist.
