House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan finally revealed the truth about exā€“FBI informant Alexander Smirnov.

After trying and failing to salvage Republicansā€™ crumbling impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, Ohio Representative Jim Jordan at last, finally, conceded on Friday that Alexander Smirnovā€™s story might not be totally accurate.

ā€œI donā€™t know, maybe the guy did lie,ā€ Jordan said at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday.

The House Judiciary chair spent the better part of the week attempting to twist and tweak Smirnovā€™s testimony, insisting, as he had for months, that Smirnovā€™s allegationsā€”that Biden had reaped millions off of a business deal between his son and the Ukrainian company Burismaā€”still held weight, and could prove the most viable pathway to successfully charge the sitting president. That is, even after Smirnov was indicted for lying to the FBI about those claimsā€”and then reportedly admitted to prosecutors that the story had been drawn up with the help of top Russian intelligence officials and the whole thing was a bed of lies.

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    9 months ago

    Remember when Dan Rather was fired for reporting on Bush going AWOL? It wasnā€™t because he got the story wrong, itā€™s because he only had one source. And all he was, was a talking head. These Republican traitors can strike war drums of insurrection and coups, using one source they were told was very questionable, then they just get to shrug, go,ā€œOoops, my badā€, and carry on like nothing happened?