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Trump claims Obama committed 'biggest political crime in American history' | Trump-Russia investigation | The Guardian
'You know what the crime is': Trump stumped on 'Obamagate' details – video | US news | The Guardian
Bigger than the Watergate scandal? Trump is old enough to remember that one. He was born in 1946, and the Watergate scandal was over 1973-74. So he was 27-28 at the time.
Senate Republicans break with Trump over ‘Obamagate’ - POLITICO
Donald Trump continued to fume over the Russia investigation on Sunday, more than a year after special counsel Robert Mueller filed his report without recommending charges against the president but only three days after the justice department said it would drop its case against Michael Flynn, Trump’s first national security adviser.
“The biggest political crime in American history, by far!” the president wrote in a tweet accompanying a conservative talk show host’s claim that Barack Obama “used his last weeks in office to target incoming officials and sabotage the new administration”.
'You know what the crime is': Trump stumped on 'Obamagate' details – video | US news | The Guardian
Days after tweeting about 'Obamagate' and accusing his predecessor, Barack Obama, of committing crimes, US president Donald Trump was asked to specify what those exactly were. He replied: 'Obamagate, it's been going on for a long time, it's being going on from even before I got elected and it's a disgrace that it's gone on.' He continued: 'some terrible things happened and it should never be allowed to happen in our country again.' When he is again asked what the crime is, Trump says: 'You know what the crime is.'
Bigger than the Watergate scandal? Trump is old enough to remember that one. He was born in 1946, and the Watergate scandal was over 1973-74. So he was 27-28 at the time.
Senate Republicans break with Trump over ‘Obamagate’ - POLITICO
They investigated almost endlessly then Sec'y of State Hillary Clinton about her supposed negligence in some attacks on US facilities in Benghazi, so one has to ask why they are passing on this one.President Donald Trump’s aggressive campaign to encourage sweeping investigations of his predecessor Barack Obama met a unanimous response from Senate Republicans: No thanks.
Trump’s Senate allies on Monday stopped short of echoing Trump’s claim that Obama acted illegally when the Justice Department began probing incoming national security adviser Michael Flynn in late 2016. And they indicated that the Senate would pass on investigating the former president as they conduct their own investigations that could soon ensnare other senior Obama administration officials.