The House Intelligence Committee’s investigation into possible ties between President Trump’s election campaign and Russia may soon expand to include another Trump campaign official.
Brad Parscale, the digital director of Trump’s 2016 campaign, is expected to be invited to speak with the committee as they begin scheduling witnesses over the summer, according to CNN.
Parscale was a key member of Trump’s campaign, which he joined after running the Trump Organization’s digital operations. He oversaw online advertising and voter targeting for the campaign.
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House Russia investigation considers expanding to Trump's digital director: report https://t.co/Csj6p9Rdm5 pic.twitter.com/Z6Nbftq0RU
— The Hill (@thehill) June 17, 2017
Trump digital director Brad Parscale received $71.6 million from Trump campaign in last 12 months. $71.6 million! 🙄🔥🔥🔥👇 pic.twitter.com/Y13s5S1JCN
— Kremlin Trolls CI (@KremlinTrolls) June 17, 2017
How is that even possible? That is a huge amount of money.
How is that even possible? That is a huge amount of money.
A lot of data analysis, matching voter registrations with Facebook (psychological) profiles, then feeding them effective fake news and political ads.
Trump Digital Director Brad Parscale Explains Data That Led To Victory on ‘Kelly File’
Thanks for the link. Wow! I think my husband is in the wrong line of work!
Schiff: House Intel is interested to find out whether there was Russian funding or support of the Trump campaign's use of data analytics.📽️ pic.twitter.com/oagaFRrRdd
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