January 1, Media Calls Criticism Of Democrats Russian Trick

Wyatt’s Take

• Whenever bad news hits Democrats, the media claims it’s “Russian disinformation.”
• Declassified evidence shows the truth about the Clinton campaign’s efforts in 2016.
• The mainstream press quickly buries facts when they hurt their side.

If you’ve been paying attention lately, you know the drill. Anytime real dirt comes out about Democrats, the big news outlets shout, “Russian disinformation!” It’s their favorite tool to dodge anything that could make their side look bad.

Just this week, new official documents came out showing Hillary Clinton’s 2016 team worked to label President Trump as a Russian agent. That was the start of the whole Trump-Russia hoax—a scheme that put innocent folks through the wringer. Yet when Senate Republicans made this information public, the media twisted the story, trying to pretend none of it matters.

The New York Times, never missing a beat, ran a headline saying the declassified emails about the so-called “Clinton Plan” were “likely made by Russian spies.” They didn’t bother asking if there was real corruption at work or if anybody ought to be held accountable. Instead, it was all about protecting the Democrats, just like always.

Those Senate documents even hint at connections between Clinton’s campaign, powerful non-profits with leftist ties, and efforts to frame Trump with Russian interference. According to the Times’ own reporting, Special Counsel John Durham supposedly thought the Russians “faked” the emails used as evidence. But that’s not what Durham’s documents really say. They clearly explain that the emails were likely pieced together from hacked messages belonging to American think tanks. That’s a far cry from “totally made up.” In fact, Durham’s team found matches and similar language in real records.

It’s like reading facts on Wikipedia—if you don’t know who wrote the page, does that mean the information is all false? Of course not. Just because Durham couldn’t prove every detail doesn’t mean the evidence was worthless.

This tactic isn’t new. Every time Democrats get tangled up in bad news, the media tries to rewrite history. The Clinton campaign worked hand-in-hand with President Obama’s intelligence folks to jump-start the Russia hoax. Now, the receipts are out in the open, showing just how ugly politics can get at the top. But if you rely on mainstream news, you’ll only hear about “Russian disinformation.”

They did it with Hunter Biden’s laptop story too. When that came out, the media dismissed the whole thing as another Russian trick. Then, when it was too late for it to sway an election, they quietly admitted the laptop was real after all. Who knows—maybe this time they’ll just stick to their story, no matter what the facts say.

Wyatt Matters

Ordinary folks in Middle America know the truth is what matters, not media spin. It’s clear now that big-city journalists and political insiders will do anything to protect their team, even if it means ignoring the facts. Hardworking Americans deserve real answers, not elite cover-ups. It’s our job to call out these games and keep fighting for honesty, family, and faith at the center of public life.

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