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‘These records show the same partisans who rushed to cover for Clinton rabidly pursued Arctic Frost, which was a runaway train aimed directly at President Trump,’ Grassley said.
The same Department of Justice partisans who played key roles in the launch and cover of the FBI’s politically driven Arctic Frost investigation killed a criminal probe into the driver of the Russia collusion hoax, according to new emails released Thursday by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley.The emails, dating back to 2019 at the height of the hoax, expose DOJ players freezing investigative efforts to look into campaign finance violations committed by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee. As became clear over time (no thanks to the accomplice media), the failed 2016 Democrat presidential candidate’s campaign and the DNC pushed opposition research to fuel a deep state soft coup aimed at toppling President Donald Trump’s first term in office.
In 2022, the Federal Election Commission fined the Clinton campaign and the DNC for “misreporting” (disguising) campaign funds paid to Fusion GPS to deliver the infamous Steele dossier that falsely and maliciously accused the Trump campaign of colluding with the Kremlin.
“Courageous whistleblowers came to my office years ago to sound the alarm that the Justice Department inappropriately interfered in efforts to investigate potential criminal activity committed by Hillary Clinton and her campaign,” Grassley, R-Iowa, said in a press release.
“These records show the same partisans who rushed to cover for Clinton rabidly pursued Arctic Frost, which was a runaway train aimed directly at President Trump and the Republican political apparatus,” Grassley added.
‘Chilling Effect’
The FEC fined Clinton’s 2016 campaign and the DNC a combined $113,000 years after complaints from the Campaign Legal Center and the Coolidge Reagan Foundation raised concerns about cash distributions to Democrat Party law firm Perkins Coie. The payments were noted as “legal advice and services,” but they ultimately went to pay for the lie-filled dossier.
FBI and other intelligence agencies used British spy Christopher Steele’s dossier as a predicate for the Russia collusion hoax aimed at toppling a duly elected president and making life a living hell for Trump allies.
As CNN, The Washington Post, The New York Times and other corporate media outlets hungrily — and erroneously — covered every morsel of the bogus Russia-Trump story, Richard Pilger, top election crimes prosecutor in the DOJ’s Public Integrity Section, and J.P. Cooney, who then worked in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia, were throwing cold water on a request to investigate.
Interestingly, Pilger was later intricately involved in reviewing and approving the opening of the Arctic Frost investigation that special prosecutor Jack Smith used to go after Trump, while Cooney served as the partisan prosecutor’s deputy special counsel for the Biden Department of Justice’s political vendetta against Trump on dubious allegations that the then-former president attempted to overturn Biden’s 2020 presidential election victory.
In email exchanges spanning more than two weeks in 2019, an unnamed FBI agent attempted to sell the DOJ officials on opening an investigation into suspect campaign finance reports from the Clinton campaign and the DNC. It appeared to be an “unambiguous concealment,” wrote the agent, whose name is redacted in the emails.
At every turn, Pilger and Cooney shrugged off the agent’s arguments.
“I do not, however, think this is a good candidate to open for a false reporting case,” Cooney wrote in an email, dated June 14. He seemed to jump to a judgment, referencing Marc Elias, Perkins Coie’s Democrat political “fixer” at the time, who has gone on to be the left’s go-to lawfare attorney. --->READ MORE HERE
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