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So, if Russia does it it's bad. But if the Dems do it, it's OK?
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A new bombshell report released on Wednesday night alleges that Democrats used "similarly deceptive tactics" in the Alabama Senate race last year as Russia used in the 2016 elections.
"The secret project, carried out on Facebook and Twitter, was likely too small to have a significant effect on the race, in which the Democratic candidate it was designed to help, Doug Jones, edged out the Republican, Roy S. Moore," The New York Times reported.
The Times notes that the methods implored by Democrats concern some who fear that they "taint elections in the United States."
"The Daily Wire is owned by Forward Publishing LLC. Forward Publishing is owned and managed by the billionaire Wilks Bothers who made their money through the fossil fuel industry with their company Frac Tech. The Wilks brothers are also a part of the extreme Christian right who interpret the bible literally. The website is funded through a subscription and advertising model."
Both are wrong... but considering Russia is considered an enemy of the state your comparison is faulty.
I would say the Democratic party is far more of an "enemy of the state" than Russia. They certainly have done far more to harm this nation and our citizens.
I'm not sure why this story is a surprise. The Dems hired a foreign operative to fabricate a fake dossier to release to the press and influence a presidential election in '16. This is little different.
Both are wrong... but considering Russia is considered an enemy of the state your comparison is faulty.
Enemy of the state? That's what Mitt Romney said in 2012 and Obama-media ridiculed him for it.
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