Bill Barr Accuses Hillary Clinton Of “Sedition” – The Former Attorney General Claims Russiagate Was A Grave Injustice

Information about the “Russiagate” scheme has been coming out lately. That is largely thanks largely to the efforts of Special Counsel John Durham.

But he’s not the only person with something to say. Trump’s former attorney general, Bill Barr, might be on the outs with 45. That hasn’t stopped him, though, from blasting the left over this “seditious” scheme.

From The Blaze:

“I thought we were heading into a constitutional crisis. I think whatever you think of Trump, the fact is that the whole Russiagate thing was a grave injustice. It appears to be a dirty political trick that was used first to hobble him and then potentially to drive him from office,” Barr told Beck.

“I believe it is seditious,” he added, clarifying that whether that could be proved in court as a crime is another issue.

Woah. Trump’s former attorney general blasted the people behind the Russian collusion hoax against the 45^th president. He said that it was a “grave injustice” and even “seditious.”

Barr didn’t stop there. Repeating that it was a “grave injustice,” he explained that it “hurt he United States in many ways.”

That includes foreign policy, especially—it seems—with how we deal with Russia. If Democrats were running around claiming President Trump was colluding with Russia, then we really didn’t have much of a chance of maintaining a good relationship with that country.

Barr even suggested that the current war in Ukraine was in part affected by Russiagate.

Because Democrats damaged our relationship with Russia, it prevented us from interceding as the foreign government plotted its invasion.

Not only that, Barr had feared it would result in a “constitutional crisis.” If Americans really believed the elected president was a secret Russian spy—who knows what would happen?

Yet many did believe that Trump was a Putin puppet, because of the lies spread by the media and Democratic Party. Many of them still believe that to this day, despite those lies being debunked.