Democrats Spending $50 Million To Continue Their Efforts To Find Dirt On Trump

Democrats Spending $50 Million To Continue Their Efforts To Find Dirt On Trump
According to the report made public on Friday by the House intelligence committee. Anti-Trump researchers are continuing to conduct investigations of Trump in the hope of finding new dirt on the President.

One could only imagine the outrage from Democrats if the Republicans had done this to Former President Obama?

Blue State Democrats were paid $50 million by unidentified donors located in New York and California. Pretty sure George Soros or an organization connected with him would be on that list, unfortunately, the donors were not identified in the report.

The heavily redacted final report of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence said the panel is continuing to the efforts made by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Hillary Clinton campaign paid research firm FusionGPS to dig up dirt on Trump to use against him in the 2016 Presidential election. FusionGPS then hired Steel who of course, authored the discredited anti-Trump dossier.

The continuing anti-Trump opposition research operation was contained in a footnote on page 113 of the 243-page report. It identified the Penn Quarter Group (PQG) as the group that the Hillary Clinton campaign used as the go-between them and FusionGPS.

The footnote disclosed that leading the new anti-Trump campaign was former Senate intelligence committee staff investigator Daniel J. Jones, a former employee of the Daschle Group.  After leaving the Senate intelligence committee to head PQG, which describes itself as a "research and investigative advisory."

"In late March 2017, Jones met with FBI regarding PQG, which he described as ‘exposing foreign influence in Western elections,'" the report said Jones's name appears to be blacked out in the footnote in several places but was identified in one sentence.

The report said the FBI was told that PQG was being funded by 7 to 10 wealthy donors located primarily in New York and California who provided about $50 million for the research, but these donors were not identified in the report.

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