We spent many years – including a two year investigation – learning that the Democrats 'Russian collusion' conspiracy theory was pure fantasy. Now President Trump's tax returns are available. Nothing there either.
Will Dems ever admit they were wrong?https://t.co/ztZnT7PaNv
— Rand Paul (@RandPaul) January 10, 2023
NEW STUDY DEBUNKS HILLARY CLINTON’S FAVORITE CONSPIRACY THEORY:
Never mind that a two-year probe conducted by Robert Mueller proved Democrats’ ‘Russian collusion’ conspiracy theory not to be true. Never mind that the recent release of Trump’s tax returns also showed it not to be true.
Now, even the Washington Post is saying it’s not true!
When Mueller came up empty-handed in 2019, disappointed Democrats still insisted that Russia had used trolls or bots on social media to steer the election toward Trump. Yet, the Washington Post’s Tim Starks reported on Monday (emphasis added), “Russian influence operations on Twitter in the 2016 presidential election reached relatively few users, most of whom were highly partisan Republicans, and the Russian accounts had no measurable impact in changing minds or influencing voter behavior, according to a study out this morning.”
As Ace asks, “Where do we go to get our last six years back?”
TYLER O’NEIL: YouTube Censors Doctors, Heritage Foundation Expert for ‘Medical Misinformation’ on COVID-19.
Nearly three years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and just after President Joe Biden effectively claimed the pandemic is over by trying to reverse Title 42, YouTube removed footage of a panel involving doctors and a Heritage Foundation expert discussing COVID-19 and restrictions imposed on religious liberty in the name of public health.
One speaker on the panel told The Daily Signal that this Big Tech censorship proved his point about suppression of freedoms during the pandemic, and he condemned YouTube’s move as “Kafkaesque.”
The panel, “Setting the Record Straight,” took place at the Restoring Our Faith Summit last October in Vermont.
Speakers included Dr. Robin Armstrong, owner of an organization of hospital and nursing home physicians; Dr. Janci Chunn Lindsay, a toxicology expert; Aaron Kheriaty, a psychologist and scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Center; and Roger Severino, former director of the Office for Civil Rights at the Department of Health and Human Services and currently vice president for domestic policy at The Heritage Foundation. (The Daily Signal is Heritage’s news outlet.)
“Hi Restoring Our Faith Summit, Our team has reviewed your content, and, unfortunately, we think it violates our medical misinformation policy,” YouTube wrote Dec. 13 to the summit, using boldface for the final three words.
YouTube noted that it had removed content on the panel discussion from the social media site’s platform.
How’s Elon Musk’s YouTube clone for Twitter coming along?
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