Durham’s Righteous Investigation

A new court filing shows Clinton-campaign operatives, like out of a banana republic, spied on Trump and tried to take him down, before and after his election.

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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump speak at rallies during the 2016 election campaign.

Chris Keane, Mike Segar/Reuters

From the perspective of several years ago, it’s the stuff of an implausible political thriller or a conspiratorial YouTube account.

One presidential campaign spies on another as part of a broad effort to get government agencies to pick up the baton and launch a high-stakes investigation of the new president that hampers his tenure in office and consumes massive public attention.

Rich Lowry

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Rich Lowry

Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.

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