Clinton Campaign Coordinated with Obama Administration to Launch Trump-Russia Hoax

A new report reveals that the Hillary Clinton campaign directly coordinated with the Obama White House in July 2016 to launch the now-discredited "Trump-Russia collusion" narrative. According to investigative journalist Paul Sperry, there are texts and emails showing that Clinton campaign aides worked with officials from the National Security Council, State Department, and intelligence community to develop and promote the hoax.
The effort reportedly involved using a bogus dossier to falsely allege ties between Donald Trump and Russian officials, despite a lack of evidence. Clinton's campaign allegedly conspired with foreign entities and the FBI to spy on Trump's 2016 campaign and presidency, aiming to distract from Clinton's own email scandal.
Sperry's findings suggest a coordinated effort to manufacture and amplify false claims, casting doubt on the integrity of the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election. The report highlights the potential collusion between Clinton's campaign and government officials to propagate the hoax, which has since been widely discredited.
The fallout from the Trump-Russia investigation has become a major point of contention, with critics arguing that the entire endeavor was politically motivated and lacking in factual basis. Sperry's reporting adds new layers to the ongoing debate over the origins and motivations behind the investigation.

Published: 7/20/2025