Claims of Conspiracy Against Trump by Deep State
Recent discussions have resurfaced regarding allegations that the “deep state,” allegedly initiated by Barack Obama, aimed to undermine Donald Trump. A New York Times article with the title “Trump supporters push ‘Great Conspiracy’ as new subpoena” suggests that there’s a lack of evidence supporting these claims.
The article asserts that no evidence has yet substantiated the theory, which posits that a coalition of Democrats and deep state figures has conspired against Trump, particularly throughout the investigations concerning his 2016 campaign and subsequent charges after his presidency.
Blaze TV host Sarah Gonzalez countered with her own evidence, stating, “The New York Times has dedicated time and resources to misrepresent the past events we’ve witnessed over several years.” She argues that real evidence does exist.
“What actually happened, New York Times,” she continued, “is that Obama and his deep state actors have consistently tried to sabotage Mr. Trump since the start of his candidacy.”
Gonzalez referenced the discredited Russiagate narrative and alleged that Obama was complicit in surveillance efforts against Trump’s campaign. “They misused the FISA court to wiretap phones. Remember when Trump claimed he was being spied on? Everyone dismissed it as a wild Republican conspiracy theory, yet it turned out he was indeed correct,” she explained.
She also mentioned Tulsi Gabbard, who recently released findings validating that the Russiagate allegations were entirely unfounded. “It’s clear they wasted years and millions of taxpayer dollars on an investigation into a narrative they knew to be false,” Gonzalez claimed.
“When I say ‘they,’ I’m referring to Barack Obama, who was implicated from the very top,” she added.
During a White House press briefing, Gabbard said, “There is undeniable proof that President Obama and his national security team directed intelligence agencies to create a false assessment to promote the narrative that Russia had interfered in the 2016 election to assist Trump, presenting it as truth to the public.”
“That narrative was simply not accurate. Our report today details how they fabricated findings from unreliable sources, suppressed contradictory evidence, and did not adhere to standard intelligence practices, keeping the truth from the American public,” she elaborated.
Gabbard emphasized that this conspiracy aimed to undermine the electoral choice of the American people who elected Trump back in November 2016. She stated they collaborated with media outlets to perpetuate this falsehood, which ultimately delegitimized Trump’s presidency and instigated a prolonged campaign against him and his administration.
Gonzalez concluded with, “Mr. New York Times, how much more proof do you need? This is an official document.”
