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In the land of the blind

5 December 2020

9:00 AM

5 December 2020

9:00 AM

Abuse and Power: How An American Was Framed In An Attempted Coup Against The President Carter Page

Regnery Publishing, pp.248, $49

Carter William Page, born in 1971, is the former United States Navy officer with personal, business, scholarly and government connections in Russia who worked as a volunteer foreign policy adviser on Donald J. Trump’s presidential campaign between March and September 2016. This alone was enough for senior elements in the Federal Bureau of Investigation to subject Page to a targeted investigation.

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