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To: RetiredNow who wrote (1172429)	10/19/2019 3:13:00 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574884

"you say they are in league with Putin and the Russians" It doesn't take any cooperation on her part. It's more like Putin is in league with the devil. I'd call her an unwilling asset. If she wasn't there, Williamson would prolly be the choice. Russia's propaganda machine discovers 2020 Democratic candidate Tulsi Gabbard Experts who track websites and social media linked to Russia have seen stirrings of a possible campaign of support for Hawaii Democrat Tulsi Gabbard. Feb. 2, 2019, 4:03 AM PST By Robert Windrem and Ben Popken The Russian propaganda machine that tried to influence the 2016 U.S. election is now promoting the presidential aspirations of a controversial Hawaii Democrat who earlier this month declared her intention to run for president in 2020. An NBC News analysis of the main English-language news sites employed by Russia in its 2016 election meddling shows Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, who is set to make her formal announcement Saturday, has become a favorite of the sites Moscow used when it interfered in 2016. Several experts who track websites and social media linked to the Kremlin have also seen what they believe may be the first stirrings of an upcoming Russian campaign of support for Gabbard. Since Gabbard announced her intention to run on Jan. 11, there have been at least 20 Gabbard stories on three major Moscow-based English-language websites affiliated with or supportive of the Russian government: RT, the Russian-owned TV outlet; Sputnik News, a radio outlet; and Russia Insider, a blog that experts say closely follows the Kremlin line. The CIA has called RT and Sputnik part of "Russia's state-run propaganda machine."... nbcnews.com