For John, BLUF: It is not possible to go back and say what would have happened if information had come to light before an election, but it should make us careful to ensure such information manipulation is reduced in the future, which falls on the Press and other media. Nothing to see here; just move along.
From The New Neo, by Herself, 14 December 2022.
Mr Kash Patel asks sojme questions. Here is the lede, a tweet:
The Dirty Truth (Josh)Further down she writes:
@AKA_RealDirty#KashPatel: The only way there would be this level of engagement from the FBI/DOJ with Twitter is if Bill Barr and Christopher Wray personally authorized it. If @elonmusk doesn’t release, everything subpoenas need to go out because nothing is ever deleted at the FBI.
I would guess that Wray and Barr would say the briefings were to warn about “Russian disinformation” that might affect the 2020 election. But weekly face-to-face meetings? Seems like a lot more must have discussed than that.The fundmentl question for the Voters is if the 2020 Election was perverted by forces inside our Federal Government.What are the legal ramifications of what happened between Twitter and the government actors, whomever they were? Philip Hamburger writes about it in the WSJ (I can’t read the whole thing because of the paywall, but Instapundit has a hefty excerpt):
Cooperation between government officials and private parties to suppress speech could be considered a criminal conspiracy to violate civil rights. The current administration won’t entertain such a theory, but a future one might.
As far back as August of this year The New York Post headlined: "79% say ‘truthful’ coverage of Hunter Biden’s laptop would have changed 2020 election".
And, one wonders how the political science professors in academia are looking at this? Are their Progrewsive views at war with any insights that President Trump would have won if a cabal had not suppressed the truth about the Hunter Biden Laptop? I don't believe the likes of Speaker Nsncy Pelosi give a fig for clean and fair process, but it could come back to bite them if other parties adopt the same approach to elections.
Hat tip to the InstaPundit.
Regards — Cliff
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