US EditionRetired CIA Official Rebuts Gabbard’s Claims About US Intelligence on Russian Election Interference
- Susan Miller, a retired CIA official who led the 2017 intelligence evaluation, rebutted Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's recent claims about Russian election interference.
- Gabbard declassified a 2020 House Intelligence Committee report and accused the Obama administration of politicizing intelligence to favor Clinton, claims Miller and others deny.
- The 2017 CIA report concluded, based on well-verified intelligence and sound tradecraft despite minor procedural issues, that Russia sought to influence the 2016 presidential race in a way that favored Donald Trump.
- Miller affirmed that the intelligence strongly indicated Russia’s primary objective was to assist in electing Trump, and she cautioned that the ongoing partisan disputes only benefit foreign adversaries.
- The ongoing controversy highlights deep partisan divides over the intelligence, but bipartisan Senate and House reports affirm Russian interference aimed to support Trump in 2016.
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Retired CIA official rebuts Gabbard’s claims about US intelligence on Russian election interference
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Ex-CIA Official Defends Russia Election Report, Blasts Gabbard as “Lying”
A retired senior CIA officer who helped lead the 2017 intelligence assessment on Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election is accusing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and the Trump White House of promoting false claims that the report was politically motivated. Susan Miller, who served 39 years in the CIA and led the internal team tasked with evaluating Russia’s activities during the election, told NBC News this wee…
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