The Biden "investigation" was a smear job from the start--and now we know that the supposed FBI informant was
a plant who got reportedly was paid $600K by individuals with ties to....D. Trump. And now this charade will be over.
It was a smear job just like the GOP smeared Clinton with that bull$hit Bhenghazi "investigation" that went on for months, and
Clinton was naive and dumb to put up with that dirty politics.
Alexander Smirnov was paid $600,000 in 2020 – the same year he allegedly began lying to FBI about Bidens’ role in Ukraine business
www.theguardian.com
Did you throw them some crumbs too for saving democracy for people who Google "democrat propaganda for dummies"?
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