Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Ex-CIA Official Slams Gabbard's Claims on Obama Conspiracy
A former CIA official is disagreeing with Tulsi Gabbard, who now works as Director of National Intelligence.
Gabbard says that former President Obama and his team made up information to make it look like Russia helped Donald Trump win the 2016 election.
However, the former CIA official, Susan Miller, who used to lead the investigation, said that Gabbard's claims are wrong.
Miller stated that her team used good sources and proper methods to do their work.
Miller has hired a lawyer to defend herself.
The Attorney General is looking into it, and former intelligence leaders Clapper and Brennan have also said Gabbard's claims are not true.
Tulsi Gabbard accused Obama-era officials of manufacturing intelligence to undermine Trump's 2016 win.
Former CIA official Susan Miller refuted Gabbard's claims, calling them false and misinformed.
Miller stated her team's findings were based on multiple verified sources and legitimate intelligence practices.
The matter has been referred to Attorney General Pam Bondi, who announced a Justice Department "strike force" to investigate.
Former intelligence leaders Clapper and Brennan refuted Gabbard's claims, calling them "patently false."
- Who
- Susan Miller, Tulsi Gabbard, Barack Obama, and former intelligence officials.
- What
- Former CIA official Susan Miller refuted Tulsi Gabbard's accusations about the 2016 election.
- When
- The events relate to the 2016 election and subsequent investigations.
- Where
- The events involve the United States.
- Why
- Gabbard claims Obama-era officials manufactured intelligence to undermine Trump's win; Miller disputes this.
Gabbard's Claims
Miller's Response
Intelligence Validity
Gabbard's Claims
Obama-era officials manufactured intelligence.
Miller's Response
Findings based on multiple verified sources.
Motivation
Gabbard's Claims
Aimed to delegitimize Trump's win.
Miller's Response
Objective analysis based on legitimate intelligence.
- Accuser
- Tulsi Gabbard
- Accused
- Obama-era officials
- Main Disputer
- Susan Miller
- Allegation
- Manufacturing intelligence
- Action
- Justice Department "strike force" investigating
- Defense Attorney
- Mark Zaid