45th US President Trump sues whoever lost him in the 2016 presidential race and other personalities for conspiracy to create a false narrative that he collaborated with Russia during the election campaign to win them
Former United States President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against his opponent in 2016, Hillary Clinton, and the National Democratic Commission for plotting to “give a false narrative” during the 2016 presidential campaign that Trump allegedly collaborated with Russia.
The lawsuit states that the defendants used “highly sensitive sources of information” to create this narrative in a way that “even Watergate events pale in comparison.” The lawsuit comes 5 years after Trump defeated Hillary and about three years after Special Adviser Robert Mueller said Trump’s campaign was linked to Russian aid proposals. Which turned out to be a complete lie.
The lawsuit demands $ 72 million in damages and claims the Democrats’ attempts were an effort to “fake the election.”
“When their bet failed, and Donald Trump was elected, the defendants’ efforts continued unabated, only shifting their focus to appealing to his presidential administration,” the lawsuit said.
As you may recall, several months ago it was alleged that Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign paid an Internet company to “infiltrate” servers in the Trump Tower and the White House to link Donald Trump to Russia, a new lawsuit alleges.
The report was published on Fox News according to which a prosecutor from the Justice Department in charge of investigating the sources of the FBI’s Russian investigation is in fact confirming the Republicans’ allegations of long-standing false accusations by Democrats about a possible conspiracy between Trump and Putin.
Special Counsel John Durham has filed a motion for an investigation into potential conflicts of interest by Clinton’s attorney Michael Sussman, who has been charged with lying to FBI agents. Sussman allegedly told the FBI he was not working for Clinton when he presented the agency with documents allegedly linking the Trump organization to a bank linked to the Kremlin two months before the 2016 election.
But records showed that he “repeatedly blamed the Clinton campaign for his work on the charges of the Russian Bank-1,” which included an investigative firm, a technology executive, cyber researchers and many employees of Internet companies, who tried to hack into servers to fabricate a connection between Trump and Putin.