I find it interesting that Armstrong Williams chooses to give credence to Tulsi Gabbard’s suggestion (without public evidence) that former President Barack Obama orchestrated a treasonous conspiracy vis-a-vis the Russia collusion narrative (“The rotten core of a manufactured scandal,” July 22).
When dealing with Russian affairs, Director of National Intelligence and former U.S. Rep. Gabbard has no credibility. In 2022, she fed a false conspiracy about U.S.-funded biological research facilities in Ukraine, amplifying Russian disinformation. She has a history of taking positions sympathetic to Russian interests and of being a prolific peddler of Russian propaganda including Russia’s justification for its invasion of Ukraine.
Williams falsely claims that under former President Obama, Americans were systematically lied to by their own government to cover up one of the most corrosive abuses of power in American history. To find a real abuse of power, Williams might want to go back to the George W. Bush administration. That’s when the American people were fed a false narrative of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, leading us into a war that cost over $3 trillion and 4,500 American lives.
— Beryl Rosenstein, Pikesville
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