ICYMI: Facebook Has Been Drawn Into The Russian Collusion Saga

Matt Vespa / Townhall Tipsheet

On September 6, The Washington Post reported that Facebook had become an agent of the Russians. Okay—not really, but the bar has been set so low by the Left regarding this whole collusion hysteria that the social media site might as well be considered an enemy agent by progressives.

This all stems from the ongoing investigations into Russian activities during the 2016 election. The Left thinks that Donald Trump’s associates colluded with the Kremlin to tilt the election. There has been zero evidence to suggest such activity occurred. We’ve had a lot of updates, none of which concluded that there was any illegal activity or evidence of collusion. The story has been so saturated with nothing burger updates that no one, but Democrats care about. No one cares about Russia, but alas—here we go again. The social media site received $100,000 from a Russian “troll-farm” to place ads during the election. Most of the ads were reportedly lost, according to Facebook. The Post added that it could rehash the conspiracy theory that Americans helped coordinate Russian activity.  Yet, those close to Facebook’s internal review noted that there’s no way to know if these ads were part of any coordinative campaign (via WaPo):

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