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In a letter to the editor of ''The San Antonio Express-News'' in [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], Mary Alice Altorfer, an anti-Trump voter from New Braunfels in conservative Comal County, wrote on the day of the airing of the ''60 Minutes'' segment that Daniels "will have done the country a great service by the time she's finished exposing a $130,000 cover-up. In fact, Daniels should be considered 'Woman of the Year' because she has definitely persisted."<ref>Mary Alice Altorfer, Letter to the Editor, ''The San Antonio Express-News'', March 25, 2018, p. F2.</ref>
 
In a letter to the editor of ''The San Antonio Express-News'' in [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], Mary Alice Altorfer, an anti-Trump voter from New Braunfels in conservative Comal County, wrote on the day of the airing of the ''60 Minutes'' segment that Daniels "will have done the country a great service by the time she's finished exposing a $130,000 cover-up. In fact, Daniels should be considered 'Woman of the Year' because she has definitely persisted."<ref>Mary Alice Altorfer, Letter to the Editor, ''The San Antonio Express-News'', March 25, 2018, p. F2.</ref>
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==Manufactured scandal==
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The so-called "Stormy Daniels scandal" is [[moot]], the information and "evidence" being the proverbial [[fruit of the poisonous tree]] from the [[Obama administration]]'s misuse of [[FISA]] Title I authority and a [[fraud]] perpatrated upon the [[FISA court]] by the Obama [[Justice Department]]. Unable to produce evidence of "[[Russian collusion]]", the 'Stormy Daniels affair' is the result of what FBI agent [[Peter Strzok]] called "the insurance policy" - Obama's misuse of intelligence services to find dirt on Donald Trump - using paid [[Hillary Clinton]] operatives and supposed non-[[partisan]] government civil servants to rig and interfere in the [[2016 presidential election]].
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Additionally, using the tainted evidence, Special Counsel [[Robert Mueller]] and Deputy Attorney General [[Rod Rosenstein]] authorized an illegal break-in of Trump attorney [[Michael Cohen]]'s office and residence in the hope of seizing more embarrassing opposition research when the Trump-Russia collusion hoax hit a dead end.
    
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