Years ago, before he was a failed presidential candidate and a Donald Trump supporter, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie earned his place on the national stage by claiming to “tell it like it is.” However, it does not matter if you are going to tell it like it is if you do not tell the truth.
Lt. General Michael Flynn just touted one of the right’s favorite conspiracy theories about Hillary Clinton’s emails: that if someone else did what she did, they would be in jail. However, the Republican Director of the FBI adamantly debunked that claim in testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
LIE: Rep. Sean Duffy implied Hillary Clinton lied to the FBI. “REP. SEAN DUFFY: No private servers in the basement. RACHEL CAMPOS-DUFFY: And no lying. DUFFY: Especially to the FBI.”
The Republicans’ latest effort to peddle conspiracy theories and create faux-controversy to hurt Hillary Clinton’s electoral chances fell flat today.
Jason Chaffetz has his personal gmail address on his business card. “Hillary Clinton isn’t the only official who uses a non-government email address. A business card obtained by ABC News shows that Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, lists his Gmail address on his official House card.
A story by the Associated Press from today left the incredibly misleading impression that during a legal proceeding, an aide to Hillary Clinton said that Clinton didn’t want her emails related to State Department business accessible to “anybody.”
Once again, Donald Trump is repeating conspiracy theories instead of actual facts. The truth is, there is no evidence that supports Trump’s claim.
We read the report closely, and here are the five things you should know.
