If Eric Trump had been selling us out to the Chinese and Ukrainians AND giving Donald Trump 10% of 'the take' does anyone here believe the bimbos and pretentious 'men' of the Washington Post and New York Times would have ignored it? Would the sexual weirdos of MSMBC have ignored the story? Or the retired 'sh*ts from the CIA - would they have written a deceptive letter to protect Trump and his son?
Disguting little cult of creepy 'elites'...milking the country dry... looking down their filthy noses on the people of this country to pay their damn wages.
Jonathan Turley
New York Post
December 4, 2022
Six Degrees from James Baker: A Familiar Figure Reemerges With the Release of the Twitter Files; the reemergence of James Baker, the former FBI general counsel, at the center of the Twitter suppression scandal.
As thousands of Twitter documents are released on the company’s infamous censorship program, much has been confirmed about the use of back channels by Biden and Democratic officials to silence critics on the social media platform. However, one familiar name immediately popped out in the first batch of documents released through journalist Matt Taibbi: James Baker.
For many, James Baker is fast becoming the Kevin Bacon of the Russian collusion scandals.
Baker has been featured repeatedly in the Russian investigations launched by the Justice Department, including the hoax involving the Russian Alfa Bank.
When Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann wanted to help plant the bizarre false claim of a secret communications channel between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin, Baker was his go-to, speed-dial contact. (Baker would later testify at Sussmann’s trial). Baker’s name also appeared prominently in controversies related to the other Russian-related FBI allegations against Trump. He was effectively forced out due to his role and reportedly found himself under criminal investigation. He became a defender of the Russian investigations despite findings of biased and even criminal conduct.
He was also a frequent target of Donald Trump on social media, including Twitter. Baker responded with public criticism of Trump for his “false narratives.”
After leaving the FBI, Twitter seemed eager to hire Baker as deputy general counsel. Ironically, Baker soon became involved in another alleged back channel with a presidential campaign.
This time it was Twitter that maintained the non-public channels with the Biden campaign (and later the White House). Baker soon weighed in with the same signature bias that characterized the Russian investigations.
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