Washington Free Beacon first hired Fusion GPS: Why?
You suppose the WFB didn’t want Trump to become the GOP Presidential candidate? Their founding, funding, and research friends suggest that motive.
By Lee Cary —— Bio and Archives--February 5, 2018
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The Fusion GPS-Steele dossier was, in its embryo stage, conceived by those who run a conservative Republican website headquartered in the Swamp. No one disputes that.
A more definitive description of the news outlet might be: GOP Establishment-aligned.
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