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| − | '''Obamagate''' was launched by [[Mark Levin]] who accuses the [[Obama administration]], at the direction of [[Barack Obama]], of being responsible for "using government agencies to spy on its political opponents — namely Donald Trump, his aides, and then-U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions, now the Attorney General of the United States."<ref>[https://spectator.org/investigate-obamagate/ Investigate Obamagate], ''The American Spectator''</ref> | + | The '''Obamagate''' controversy was launched by [[Mark Levin]] who accuses the [[Obama administration]], at the direction of [[Barack Obama]], of being responsible for "using government agencies to spy on its political opponents — namely Donald Trump, his aides, and then-U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions, now the Attorney General of the United States."<ref>[https://spectator.org/investigate-obamagate/ Investigate Obamagate], ''The American Spectator''</ref> |
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Revision as of 04:57, March 9, 2017
The Obamagate controversy was launched by Mark Levin who accuses the Obama administration, at the direction of Barack Obama, of being responsible for "using government agencies to spy on its political opponents — namely Donald Trump, his aides, and then-U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions, now the Attorney General of the United States."[1]
See also
External links
- Investigate Obamagate, The American Spectator
- #OBAMAGATE: Exposing the Obama deep state by Daniel Greenfield
- ↑ Investigate Obamagate, The American Spectator