Tulsi Gabbard has already been confirmed and sworn in as the next Director of National Intelligence, but the media's still doing some spinning to try and keep certain Democrat talking points alive.&nbsp;

The legacy media just can't bring themselves to fully admit that dozens of former intel officials participated in election interference by signing off on the infamous "stories about Hunter Biden's laptop and its contents are likely part of a Russian disinformation campaign" letter.&nbsp;

Tulsi Gabbard once pointed out that those ex intel officials (who have now been stripped of security clearances) colluded with the Biden administration to mislead voters shortly before the 2020 presidential election. The New York Times is still reporting that claim as being made "without evidence.&nbsp;

The New York Post's Miranda Devine knows that spin is a bad joke:&nbsp;

If the Times would care to look, Devine offered up a piece of evidence that sinks their "without evidence" reporting:

Other than all that, there's no evidence at all (cue massive eye roll).&nbsp;

The "no evidence" thing sounds like it was written by the DNC.&nbsp;

Which is exactly what the Morell email to Brennan says.

 {ai:summary}<p>Tulsi Gabbard has been confirmed as the new Director of National Intelligence, yet media outlets continue to downplay the involvement of former intelligence officials in alleged election interference regarding Hunter Biden's laptop. Critics argue that these officials misled voters by suggesting the laptop's contents were part of a Russian disinformation campaign.</p><p>Despite claims of "no evidence" from outlets like The New York Times, evidence has been presented showing collusion between former intelligence officials and the Biden campaign. This narrative is criticized as a continuation of partisan spin rather than an objective assessment of the facts. #politics</p>

Miranda Devine Drops Receipts After NYT Reported Tulsi Gabbard Made Laptop Claim 'Without Evidence'

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