NEW: Key ‘Russiagate’ Hoaxster Hit With Ominous Warning
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on July 29, 2025
By Mark Steffen
Republicans investigating the 2016 Trump-Russia hoax are turning their attention to lesser-known members of the Obama administration, a sign that lawmakers may soon begin subpoenaing or even charging more individuals who held key positions at the time.
One is Lisa Monaco, the former deputy U.S. attorney general who suggested in December 2016 that former President Barack Obama was considering “sanctions” against Russia for its “interference” in the election that year. Behind the scenes, U.S. intelligence agencies were racing to compile a report on the matter without knowing definitively whether Russia meddled to assist President Donald Trump.
A viral clip of Monaco was flagged by Mike Davis, attorney at the Article 3 Project and former clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
“Lawyer up, Lisa,” he wrote on X. “Nobody is above the law.”
Monaco, appearing on PBS, told viewers that the administration was working to “make clear we will impose consequences for Russian aggression, and their interference, or attempts to interfere in, our political process.”
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