Charge: Clinton and DNC break pledge to stop lying about Trump dossier

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In a new bid to hide their attorney’s efforts regarding the disputed Trump-Russia dossier, the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party have already violated a two-month-old promise to stop lying about their efforts, according to charges filed with the Federal Election Commission.

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