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For the last 12 months, Donald Trump has done everything in his power to discredit the Russia investigation. He called it a "witch hunt." He dismissed it as "fake news." He blamed it on Democrats who couldn't accept the fact that Hillary Clinton lost the election. He begged James Comey to end it, and fired him when he refused.

Last week, he and House Republicans began yet a new line of attack: trying to shift the focus from Trump to Clinton

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