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'#Resist' Dems sure question elections when it benefits them - Vimarsana News

'#Resist' Dems sure question elections when it benefits them

In light of President Biden calling “MAGA Republicans” a threat to democracy and a danger to America’s future, the White House press secretary was fumbling for words this week after being reminded she suggested Donald Trump stole the White House from Hillary Clinton.

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WATCH: Hillary Clinton claims Trump led 'seditious conspiracy' against the US - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Hillary Clinton claims Trump led 'seditious conspiracy' against the US

Hillary Clinton bashed her long-standing rival, former President Donald Trump, alleging he led a "seditious conspiracy" against the United States during the time surrounding the Capitol riot.

Hillary Clinton Won't Face Criminal Charges Over Emails, FBI Says in New Statement | 2016 Election, Hillary Clinton, Politics - Vimarsana News

Hillary Clinton Won't Face Criminal Charges Over Emails, FBI Says in New Statement | 2016 Election, Hillary Clinton, Politics

Hillary Clinton Won’t Face Criminal Charges Over Emails, FBI Says in New Statement The FBI just wrapped up another investigation into Hillary Clinton's email scandal and have reached the same conclusion. While the 69-year-old Presidential nominee…

Jamie Raskin Shows Us Who the Real Fascists Are During Interview - Vimarsana News

Jamie Raskin Shows Us Who the Real Fascists Are During Interview

This is not looking good for Democrats...

Moscow Already 'Studying' Top-Secret Records From Trump Raid: Russian Media - Vimarsana News

Moscow Already 'Studying' Top-Secret Records From Trump Raid: Russian Media

"What's the point of searching?" a Russian television host asked, suggesting the Kremlin had already reviewed the documents.