Donald Trump was always the target.
The point of the Russia investigation was to make a case against Donald Trump. Preferably, the case would drive him from office. At a minimum, it would render him unelectable by the 2020 stretch run. The kind of case was less important than the objective: criminal prosecution or impeachment. In accordance with the collusion narrative, the latter would mean trying to show that Trump was compromised by the Kremlin.
That is the astonishing takeaway from Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report on former FBI director James Comey’s handling of his memos.
In truth, it’s not that astonishing. It happens to be the theory of my new book, Ball of Collusion: The Plot to Rig an Election and Destroy a Presidency. Obviously, if a book can show that Donald Trump was in the FBI’s crosshairs all along, that fact had to have been knowable for some time.
Still, if you’re going to write a book about a mind-blowing theory, it is gratifying to have that theory confirmed — notwithstanding how alarming it may be for the state of our republic.
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See Also:
(1) Trump can change history by declassifying three Obama-era documents
(2) Judicial Watch Victory: Court Grants Significant New Discovery in Clinton Email Case
(3) 2020 and 1972 Part Two: The Power of the Media
(4) James Comey, the IG report and the lasting damage of the Obama-Biden agenda
(5) New report details Comey plan to ambush Trump with Moscow sex allegation
