BY JOE CONASON Like crooked cops protecting a mafia don, the House Intelligence Committee looked the other way when drafting its closing report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. Denying the obvious – and the shared assessment of U.S. intelligence agencies – the committee’s Republican majority insisted that the Russians weren’t truly seeking […]
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