Conspiracies by their definition only need two people involved for it to be a conspiracy, but for something like what the Democratic Party tried to pull you know they needed far more than that.
Heck, they couldn’t decide on what to eat for lunch without having fifty people doing surveillance on ten different restaurants.
The theory that a“small group” at the FBI-DOJ was solely responsible for abusing the trust of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) is about to be disproven.
Unfortunately, as evidence continues to surface we must now consider just how widespread the conspiracy to end Donald Trump’s candidacy and later his presidency, actually was. Significant evidence implicating senior level, high-ranking elected officials who have access to the most sensitive of America’s secrets is now in the public domain.
This despite efforts by the mainstream media to ignore, or even discredit those facts.
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