If Hillary’s Charges of Russian Interference Are True, Might the Election’s Outcome Be In Question?

2016-10-20

This is Frank Gaffney with the Secure Freedom Minute. The last presidential debate of the 2016 campaign is now history. In its course, serious questions were addressed and – in some cases, deflected. Among the most important were several involving national security challenges that will confront the next Commander-in-Chief. Prime among these is the threatening behavior of Russia’s Vladimir Putin, the degree to which it was encou...

This is Frank Gaffney with the Secure Freedom Minute.

The last presidential debate of the 2016 campaign is now history. In its course, serious questions were addressed and – in some cases, deflected. Among the most important were several involving national security challenges that will confront the next Commander-in-Chief.

Prime among these is the threatening behavior of Russia’s Vladimir Putin, the degree to which it was encouraged and enabled by Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State and Putin’s alleged role in cyber- interference in our election.

The Clinton camp’s professed concerns about foreign efforts to influence the campaign’s outcome would seem to be belied by their insistence that Donald Trump declare now that he’ll accept that outcome. If those concerns are well-founded, the Republican’s reserving his right to contest the results hardly seems unreasonable, let alone un-American – especially given Project Veritas’ damning new evidence of Democratic voter fraud and dirty tricks.

This is Frank Gaffney.

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