Russian ‘interference’ in the 2016 election is literally a meme

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Nearly three years after the 2016 election, Democrats are still trying to convince Americans that the presidential election was stolen by Russians who spent pennies creating silly memes on social media and staging protests, which were, by all accounts, attended en masse by well-meaning Americans.

There is no doubt former special counsel Robert Mueller was sincere Wednesday when he said in front of Congress that “the Russian government’s effort to interfere in our election is among the most serious” and that it “deserves the attention of every American.” He said that the attempt to influence the election was “sweeping and systematic in fashion.”

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