The amount of circumstantial evidence that Trump and his campaign staff colluded with Russia to win the election is enormous. The lies told about contact with Russian agents continue to grow. I don’t need additional investigation; the truth is clear, and Trump continues to offer additional proof with every phone call to or from his puppet master, Vladimir Putin.

Republicans are desperate to protect their party’s legacy. Most have no respect for Donald Trump, but party comes first; to hell with the American people.

Fox Noise is supporting accusations which are intended to misdirect the people from the truth. Republican Representative Jim Jordan is offering his own conspiracy theory, once again without any fact to support his tale of fantasy.

“I think they were putting together a plan to stop Donald Trump from being the next president of the United States. I think it’s amazing in spite of the fact that the Democrats were against him, the Republican establishment was against him, the mainstream press was against him. And now I believe the FBI and the Justice Department were against him. The American people still said that’s the guy we want to be the next president.”

In one paragraph so much misinformation is offered to the American people it is nearly laughable. Let’s look at some of the low points from a man who will hopefully lose his reelection bid next November.

There is no evidence that the FBI was involved with the 2016 election. In fact, just the opposite is true. The FBI warned the Trump campaign when they discovered intel that the Russians were attempting to interfere in our election. But of course we now know that the Trump campaign was already aware of that fact, and encouraged it.

Jordan is correct that his own party opposed a Trump presidency; until he was gifted the Electoral College. Then in typical Republican fashion, they became hypocrites and bowed to their would-be fuhrer.

Jordan is lying when he says that the people wanted Trump to be their president. Losing the popular vote by nearly three million ballots is most certainly not a mandate. This is another example of the fact that if a Republican’s lips are moving, they’re lying.

This is the only tactic Trump and his failed party use, and reminds me of a quote from Adolf Hitler.

“If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed.”

I promise you the truth, and you will always learn it from me. Please pass it on; our nation’s people deserve it.

Op-ed by James Turnage

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