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| − | The '''Democracy Integrity Project''' was founded in [[Washington DC]] by former [[Senate Intelligence Committee]] (SSCI) staffer [[Daniel J. Jones]] in late January 2017, days after [[President Donald Trump]]'s inauguration. Jones and the Democracy Integrity Project hired [[opposition research]] firm [[Fusion GPS]] and [[Christopher Steele]], author of the ''[[Steele dossier]]'' to continue anti-Trump research and [[fake news]] [[leak]]s to [[mainstream media]]. [[George Soros]] contributed at least $1 million to the group. | + | The '''Democracy Integrity Project''' was founded in [[Washington DC]] by former [[Senate Intelligence Committee]] (SSCI) staffer [[Daniel J. Jones]] in late January 2017, days after [[President Donald Trump]]'s inauguration. Jones and the Democracy Integrity Project hired [[opposition research]] firm [[Fusion GPS]] and [[Christopher Steele]], author of the ''[[Steele dossier]]'', to continue anti-Trump research and [[fake news]] [[leak]]s to [[mainstream media]]. [[George Soros]] contributed at least $1 million to the group. |
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Revision as of 15:43, December 13, 2018
The Democracy Integrity Project was founded in Washington DC by former Senate Intelligence Committee (SSCI) staffer Daniel J. Jones in late January 2017, days after President Donald Trump's inauguration. Jones and the Democracy Integrity Project hired opposition research firm Fusion GPS and Christopher Steele, author of the Steele dossier, to continue anti-Trump research and fake news leaks to mainstream media. George Soros contributed at least $1 million to the group.