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| − | '''David Kramer''' was an errand boy for Sen. [[John McCain]] in the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]]. When called to testify in February 2018 before the House committee, Kramer invoked the [[Fifth Amendment]]. | + | '''David Kramer''' was an errand boy for Sen. [[John McCain]] in the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]]. Kramer received a copy of the ''[[Steele dossier]]'' and gave it to [[Ken Bensinger]] of [[BuzzFeed]], which then was posted on their website and on January 12, 2017. |
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| + | When called to testify in February 2018 before the House committee, Kramer invoked the [[Fifth Amendment]]. | ||
Kramer currently works at the [[McCain Institute,]], a [[Clinton Foundation]] clone organization, and the [[Alliance for Securing Democracy]], a group dedicated to [[internet]] [[censorship]].<ref>https://securingdemocracy.gmfus.org/about-us/advisory-council/</ref> | Kramer currently works at the [[McCain Institute,]], a [[Clinton Foundation]] clone organization, and the [[Alliance for Securing Democracy]], a group dedicated to [[internet]] [[censorship]].<ref>https://securingdemocracy.gmfus.org/about-us/advisory-council/</ref> | ||
Revision as of 20:23, December 24, 2018
David Kramer was an errand boy for Sen. John McCain in the Trump-Russia collusion hoax. Kramer received a copy of the Steele dossier and gave it to Ken Bensinger of BuzzFeed, which then was posted on their website and on January 12, 2017.
When called to testify in February 2018 before the House committee, Kramer invoked the Fifth Amendment.
Kramer currently works at the McCain Institute,, a Clinton Foundation clone organization, and the Alliance for Securing Democracy, a group dedicated to internet censorship.[1]