A disgusting attack on a now-dead model public servant, meant to harm his sister’s campaign.
Also, note the language ProPublica uses: Graham, Clyburn, and Wilson were not even “subjects” of the investigation. A real reporter would have told the reader that “targets” of federal investigations are the ones suspected of wrongdoing. Instead, this omission is meant to deceive the reader into thinking Trump winning the presidency stopped an otherwise viable investigation. The investigation didn’t progress because it was sourced to a convicted fraudster looking to help himself.
Not a target, not a subject, not a story.
Also, note the language ProPublica uses: Graham, Clyburn, and Wilson were not even “subjects” of the investigation. A real reporter would have told the reader that “targets” of federal investigations are the ones suspected of wrongdoing. Instead, this omission is meant to deceive the reader into thinking Trump winning the presidency stopped an otherwise viable investigation. The investigation didn’t progress because it was sourced to a convicted fraudster looking to help himself.
Not a target, not a subject, not a story.
Any allegations of quid-pro-quo behavior or wrongdoing by the late Senator Lindsey Graham or his staff are simply false. It’s embarrassing that ProPublica, a George Soros funded operation, is legitimizing the ravings of a convicted felon, Martin Kao, who clearly would have said anything to save himself.View quoted post on X
Adding insult to injury, ProPublica has chosen to publish this story when Senator Graham cannot defend himself because he tragically passed away in July.
While it may not be convenient for ProPublica’s narrative or Martin Kao’s attempt to escape responsibility for his criminal activities, the federal funding in question was requested by the University of South Carolina and supported by the U.S. Navy.
And finally, Senator Lindsey Graham’s office was never contacted by the FBI.