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'Great question'! Katie Pavlich wants to know why this wasn't a threat to 'democracy' BEFORE Hillary lost

There’s plenty of focus on today’s House Intelligence Committee’s question of FBI Director James Comey in regards to probes of Russia hacks (with Dems attempting to insinuate that Russia “hacked the election”). Katie Pavlich wound the clock back to a time before Trump took office and asked a good question:

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Comey testified that in the past Russia was “very noisy” about their hacking attempts, so it’s not as if such intrusions weren’t detected. The floor is open for answers:

https://twitter.com/LiberalHeretic/status/843848431999340544


https://twitter.com/ntvnyr173/status/843860048224894977

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