FLASHBACK: Biden press sec peddled fake Russia conspiracy, mocked Trump voters

The Biden administration's White House press secretary tweeted in February 2020 from her personal Twitter account: "Warren mentions supporters of one candidate yelling curses at supporters of other candidates...."

Then another Twitter user responded, claiming those were "Trump supporters towards everyone."

However, Psaki pivoted, "Nope I think [Sen. Elizabeth Warren] was talking about @BernieSanders supporters."

The same account replied, noting that the tweet was sarcastic. "But yeah [Warren] most likely was talking about Bernie supporters," the user agreed.

"Trump supporters are the worst no [question]," Psaki interjected. "Just thought it was interesting she mentioned."

Back in February 2017, Psaki tweeted: "Important to remember Flynn is the tip of the iceberg. Russia ties with Trump team, and interest in creating chaos in US are ongoing."

Later that year in May of 2017, Psaki wrote: "Comey and Russia was a factor. It was not the only factor. Masogyny [sic] is real. [U]nderrated-Dems loss of connection with people struggling."

President Donald Trump pardoned former national security advisor General Michael Flynn—considered a victim of the Russian collusion investigations—in late November 2020.

Flynn had resigned from his position when information surfaced alleging that he had misled Vice President Mike Pence about the nature and content of his communications with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

In 2017, Flynn formalized a deal with Special Counsel Robert Mueller to plead guilty to the felony count of lying to FBI agents Peter Strzok and Joe Pientka during an interview about his correspondence.

After the probe was launched by the Justice Department, it was revealed that "substantial exculpatory evidence was withheld from Flynn and his attorneys" that established that the FBI agents "did not believe" Flynn had lied.

The DOJ then announced that the department intended to drop all charges against Flynn. FBI Special Agent William Barnett found that Flynn was targeted by the Special Counsel Office to "get Trump." Barnett stated there was no basis for an investigation into the alleged collusion.