Hillary Brings ‘RussiaGate’ Back from the Dead to Fire Parting Shots at Trump

Nearly five years after Hillary Clinton brought the word “collusion” to the mainstream of American culture, she’s taking the RussiaGate theory back out for one last lap around the track.

It was during one of the 2016 presidential debates that Clinton first posited the possibility that Donald Trump was some sort of Russian double agent.  A Putin operative who was either in lock-step with the Kremlin, or what some described as a “useful idiot”.

Clinton’s assertions spread, and soon we had Special Counsel Robert Mueller burning through $25 million over the course of 22 months, trying to make sure that everything was on the up-and-up.  At the end of that investigation, there were no charges for President Trump – something the Commander in Chief has boated about frequently.

Still, the RussiaGate mythos lived on, and Hillary Clinton never stopped believing.

Even now, as Trump is preparing to depart the White House for sunny Mar-a-Lago, Clinton is dredging up the subject on her podcast.

“We learned a lot about our system of government over the last four years with a president who disdains democracy and, as you have said numerous times, has other agendas,” Clinton said.

“What they all are, I don’t think we yet know. I hope historically we will find out who he’s beholden to, who pulls his strings. I would love to see his phone records to see whether he was talking to Putin the day that the insurgents invaded our Capitol,” Clinton continued, also placing blame on Trump’s “enablers,” “accomplices,” and “cult members” — a likely reference to his supporters, whom she famously referred to as “deplorables” during her 2016 campaign […]

Clinton would go on to spend time later in the podcast pondering the idea of a 9/11-style commission to study the attack on the Capitol on January 6th.