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Newly released intelligence documents are raising explosive questions about how much the Chinese Communist Party attempted to interfere in the 2020 presidential election—and whether members of the American intelligence community prevented the allegations from being fully investigated.
The latest episode of The Patriot Perspective examines files describing an alleged Chinese operation intended to damage President Donald Trump politically and prevent his reelection.
One CIA report outlined China’s broader objective as leveraging domestic and foreign groups opposed to Trump to reduce his support, pressure him to resign, or stop him from winning another term.
Although the intelligence did not conclusively establish that China changed the election’s outcome, the documents depict a foreign adversary determined to exploit America’s political divisions.
The most alarming material concerns the collection of Americans’ personal information.
According to newly released records, Chinese-linked operatives obtained more than 220 million American voter records totaling approximately 45 gigabytes. The information reportedly included names, addresses, telephone numbers, political affiliations, and other details potentially useful for political targeting or voter registration activities.
The files describe the breach as possibly the largest compromise of American election data in history and indicate that China assigned a specialized data-exploitation unit to the project.