Trump DOJ Staff Caught Aiding Election Denial, Media Forgets Decades of US Meddling
📰 THE STORY: The Trump Department of Justice (DOJ) has reportedly admitted that staff within the Social Security Administration worked with a political group attempting to 'overturn election results' by sharing voter data, raising significant questions about political interference within government agencies during the critical 2020 post-election period. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical
Context: The US has a long and storied history of actively working to 'overturn election results' globally, often through clandestine operations. In 1953, the CIA orchestrated a coup in Iran to remove democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. In 1973, the CIA backed the coup against Chile's democratically elected President Salvador Allende. This is not a new playbook; it's a
domestic application of a foreign policy staple. Double Standard: When foreign governments are accused of 'meddling' in US elections, it's treated as an existential threat to democracy, warranting severe sanctions and widespread media condemnation. Yet, when US agencies or political factions engage in domestic acts to 'overturn election results' – or worse, actively overthrow democratically
elected governments abroad – it's often framed as 'political groups' or even 'promoting democracy.' The scale of US intervention in other nations' elections far surpasses any alleged foreign interference in its own. Follow the Money: While this specific instance may not immediately show direct financial transactions, the broader ecosystem of election denial is often funded by dark money groups and