The Department of Homeland Security’s new disinformation chief fueled allegations stemming from the since discredited Steele dossier and has promoted other baseless Trump-Russia collusion claims, the Washington Examiner reported.
Nina Jankowicz, selected to head DHS’ Disinformation Governance Board, cited the Steele dossier author as a disinformation expert, cast doubt on the Hunter Biden laptop story, and questioned the idea of coronavirus having leaked from a Wuhan, China, lab, the Examiner reported Monday.
She also spread misleading claims about the funding of the Steele dossier, and undermined the U.S. intelligence community’s assessment that Iran was attempting to hurt then-President Donald Trump’s reelection chances in 2020.
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Jankowicz repeatedly has shared claims about Trump-Russia collusion since 2016.
On Nov. 1, 2016, Jankowicz shared Clinton’s infamous Halloween tweet — “It’s time for Trump to answer serious questions about his ties to Russia.” — and tweeted: “Husband texted me ‘you have news to wake up to.’ Never thought it would be this. Confirms our worst fears about Trump. I am horrified.”
Husband texted me "you have news to wake up to." Never thought it would be this. Confirms our worst fears about Trump. I am horrified. https://t.co/OHpacOKeeX
— Nina Jankowicz 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@wiczipedia) November 1, 2016
That post included a screenshot with the caption: “Donald Trump has a secret server (Yes, Donald Trump). It was set up to communicate privately with a Putin-tied Russian bank called Alfa Bank.”
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Soon after that tweet, Jankowicz posted again.
“Trump had not one, but two secret email servers to communicate with influential Russian bank. Unbelievable,” she tweeted while sharing a Slate article by Franklin Foer, to whom Fusion GPS had been feeding Trump-Russia stories, according to emails from special counsel John Durham. Continue reading at Newsmax.
Trump had not one, but two secret email servers to communicate w/ influential Russian bank. Unbelievable. https://t.co/Cb4cUvv4Gu
— Nina Jankowicz 🇺🇦🇺🇸 (@wiczipedia) November 1, 2016