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Varyk ,

Let’s throw quotes around the word “scandal” there

kescusay ,
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This is from February 24th. Not really “news” now.

taanegl ,

No, but it bears repeating during an election cycle that the wannabe Tzar of Russia has a certain party in the pocket, making them a bunch of traitors.

Come on now, US. You brought us McCarthyism. Can’t Bidenism be that, but for nationalists and fascists?

Telodzrum ,

“Hey, this is over a month old, it’s not rally news.”

“I agree, but I’m going to defend posting it in 'World News for some dumbass reason anyway.”

autotldr Bot ,

This is the best summary I could come up with:

The Justice Department’s assertions this week that a longtime FBI informant was seeking to “spread misinformation” designed to hurt President Joe Biden after speaking to Russian intelligence operatives has put a new spotlight on an old debate:

The House Judiciary Committee hauled some of them in for sworn interviews, and in May published a report titled, “How senior intelligence community officials and the Biden campaign worked to mislead American voters.” Some received death threats.

Sipher said the group never claimed that material about Hunter Biden was made up — only that the story fit a narrative being pushed by people with ties to Russian intelligence, including some who had met in Ukraine with Trump’s lawyer and adviser Rudy Giuliani.

In that context, the emergence of the laptop around the same time raised suspicions, especially because the New York Post reported that it obtained the material from Giuliani, who got it from the owner of a Delaware computer repair shop.

A recent court filing by the lead prosecutor in the case, special counsel David Weiss, says investigators authenticated the laptop material — and the fact that a computer had been left in a store.

In a filing this week seeking to revoke Smirnov’s bail, prosecutors said he had repeatedly “lied to his FBI Handler after a 10-year relationship where the two spoke nearly every day” — and that he had “extensive” contacts with Russian operatives.

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