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Documents Trump declassified to prove election fraud instead revealed that Russia attempted to help his 2020 campaign. The intelligence directly contradicts the president's longstanding denials of foreign interference on his behalf.
Documents Trump released to support his election fraud claims instead revealed that Russia attempted to assist his 2020 campaign. The intelligence directly contradicts years of Trump's repeated denials that he received any foreign help.
Trump declassified these documents expecting them to prove the election was rigged against him. Instead, they confirmed the opposite — that a foreign adversary was trying to help him. This is a significant own goal. The documents exist now; they're in the public record; and they contradict the president's long-standing public statements. It's harder to dispute declassified intelligence than campaign rhetoric.
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