Epstein Secrets

Embracing QAnon. In a 2,600-word article, the New York Times <https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/19/us/politics/qanon-trump- republicans.html> (10/19, Rosenberg, 18.61 M) reports Republicans nationwide "are embracing QAnon." With the encouragement of President Trump, "whose espousal of conspiracy theories ha

se to Ratcliffe, Patrick Boland, "a spokesman for Schiff, argued that the DNI is `purposefully misrepresenting' the chairman's words to help Trump. Boland said Schiff stands behind his remarks to CNN." Schiff had previously told CNN, "Clearly, the origins of this whole smear are from the Kremlin, and t

ner.corn/news/adam-schiff- spokesman-ratcliffe-purposefully-misrepresenting-comments-about-hunter-biden4aptop-story> (10/19, Soellner, 448K) reports Boland added, "The new wave of attacks we are seeing on Vice President Biden are consistent with the false and unsubstantiated narratives that the Presiden

ment's 'sole and exclusive' authority to choose a penalty." Republican Voters Embracing QAnon. In a 2,600-word article, the New York Times (10/19, Rosenberg, 18.61M) reports Republicans nationwide "are embracing QAnon." With the encouragement of President Trump, "whose espousal of conspiracy theories ha

e Kremlin, and the president is only too happy to have Kremlin help and try to amplify it." The Washington Examiner (10/19, Soellner, 448K) reports Boland added, "The new wave of attacks we are seeing on Vice President Biden are consistent with the false and unsubstantiated narratives that the Preside

se to Ratcliffe, Patrick Boland, "a spokesman for Schiff, argued that the DNI is 'purposefully misrepresenting' the chairman's words to help Trump. Boland said Schiff stands behind his remarks to CNN." Schiff had previously told CNN, "Clearly, the origins of this whole smear are from the Kremlin, and t

d exclusive' authority to choose a penalty." EFTA01658562 Republican Voters Embracing QAnon. In a 2,600-word article, the New York Times (10/19, Rosenberg, 18.61M) reports Republicans nationwide "are embracing QAnon." With the encouragement of President Trump, "whose espousal of conspiracy theories ha

se to Ratcliffe, Patrick Boland, "a spokesman for Schiff, argued that the DNI is 'purposefully misrepresenting' the chairman's words to help Trump. Boland said Schiff stands behind his remarks to CNN." Schiff had previously told CNN, "Clearly, the origins of this whole smear are from the Kremlin, and t

e Kremlin, and the president is only too happy to have Kremlin help and try to amplify it." The Washington Examiner (10/19, Soellner, 448K) reports Boland added, "The new wave of attacks we are seeing on Vice President Biden are consistent with the false and unsubstantiated narratives that the Preside