đ¨ Hillary Clinton recently declared that if Donald Trump ends the war in Ukraine, she will nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Her exact quote is as follows:
“I would nominate President Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize if he were the architect of ending this terrible war, if he could do so without forcing Ukraine to cede territory to the aggressor, and if he could really stand up to Putin â something we haven’t seen, but perhaps this is the opportunity.”
Now consider the timing.
As new investigations reveal that the entire Russia collusion narrative was based on lies, including ones that date back to Hillary’s own 2016 campaign, she is suddenly speaking about Trump in this manner.
Recall:
The Steele dossier, a collection of unverified rumors from Kremlin-affiliated sources, was covertly funded by her campaign, which then filtered it through shady officials and obliging reporters to give it legitimacy.
Despite their own tech experts’ admission that the data was useless, her team promoted the Alfa Bank hoax, which claimed a hidden Trump-Russia server connection.
Michael Sussmann, her attorney, entered the FBI with that fictitious “evidence” and claimed to have worked on her campaign.
Despite knowing within weeks that the accusations were false, FBI leadership proceeded with Crossfire Hurricane, spying on Trump’s campaign and, subsequently, his presidency.
Intelligence officials now acknowledge that in 2016, as a diversion from her own email scandal, Hillary approved a plan to discredit Trump with false allegations of Russian collusion, which the CIA briefed President Obama on.
Based on opposition research Hillary funded, the FBI, DOJ, and intelligence community used their power against a political rival for years while Democrats and their media allies cried “treason.”
And now she makes a Nobel Peace Prize-worthy remark about Trump as the heat builds with new subpoenas and enlarged Russiagate investigations?
It doesn’t sound like praise. more akin to a smokescreen.
The perpetrators of the largest political scam in contemporary American history are finally coming under scrutiny.
And they are aware of it!
