BOMBSHELL REPORT: Hillary Clinton Campaign COLLUDED with Obama’s Deep State to Orchestrate Trump-Russia Hoax ‼️

🚨 BOMBSHELL REPORT: Hillary Clinton Campaign COLLUDED with Obama’s Deep State to Orchestrate Trump-Russia Hoax ‼️

Newly uncovered texts and emails reveal that Clinton campaign operatives directly coordinated with Obama-era intel officials to launch the phony Trump-Russia smear back in July 2016, according to investigative journalist @paulsperry_.

👉 This wasn’t just dirty politics — this was government collusion to sabotage a duly elected president using federal intelligence agencies.

📩 Every message. Every email. Every name — SEND IT TO THE DOJ NOW.

We’re talking deep corruption at the highest levels — a conspiracy to weaponize government against the will of the American people.

🔥 And it gets better: Tulsi Gabbard is reportedly preparing to release more explosive files next week.

This makes Watergate look like a parking ticket.

Regarding allegations of the Hillary Clinton campaign’s involvement in the Trump-Russia investigation, several points have emerged from various inquiries:

Multiple investigations, including one led by former Special Counsel John Durham, examined the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation.

While findings have raised questions about the conduct of certain FBI officials and the use of information funded by the Clinton campaign, these reports do not explicitly conclude that the Clinton campaign “colluded with Obama’s Deep State” to orchestrate a “hoax”.

The Durham report specifically concluded that the FBI should not have initiated a full investigation into potential connections between Donald Trump’s campaign and Russia during the 2016 election. It also indicated that the FBI utilized “raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence” and applied a different standard when considering concerns related to Hillary Clinton’s campaign.

The term “Deep State” is considered politically charged and is not a formal or universally recognized term in governmental or intelligence contexts.

The Mueller investigation, which followed the initial probe, determined that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to benefit Trump and that the Trump campaign welcomed these efforts, but it did not establish evidence of a conspiracy or coordination with Russia.