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Trump Accuses Obama of 2016 Coup Attempt  Obama Responds: "Bizarre, Baseless & Dangerous"

Trump Accuses Obama of 2016 Coup Attempt Obama Responds: "Bizarre, Baseless & Dangerous"

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President Donald Trump has stirred major controversy once again—this time accusing Barack Obama of orchestrating a 2016 coup and fabricating evidence of Russian interference. In a rare public rebuke, Obama's office dismissed Trump's allegations as "bizarre" and "a weak distraction from facts." Adding fuel to the fire, Tulsi Gabbard released a report backing Trump's narrative and accusing top Obama-era officials of treasonous activity.Trump named Obama, Joe Biden, James Comey, and James Clapper as part of what he called an "illegal political gang." Gabbard's report recommends prosecutions and challenges the credibility of long-standing intelligence findings. But bipartisan investigations—like those led by Robert Mueller and Senator Marco Rubio—confirm Russian meddling in the 2016 election, even if vote tallies were untouched.Is this political warfare or a dangerous distortion of truth? Watch the full breakdown. App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
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