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Former US President
Donald Trump
sued
Hillary Clinton
and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Thursday for allegedly conspiring to create a "false narrative" during the 2016 election campaign in order to make the electorate believe that he had ties to
Russia
. .
According to the lawsuit, filed in federal court for the Southern District of
Florida
in
Miami
, the DNC fabricated an alleged collusion between the Republican campaign and
Moscow
, prompting an "unfounded federal investigation."
The document considers that the defendants took advantage of access to "highly confidential data sources" and compared what happened to the
Watergate scandal
, a plot of political espionage to the Democratic Party in the 70s that ended with the resignation of the then president of the United States.
Richard
Nixon
.
Trump's lawyers say the defendants tried to influence the "confidence" of the electorate and "worked together for a single selfish purpose: to vilify Donald J. Trump."
The lawsuit asks the judge to
award
"punitive damages, costs, and other relief this court deems just and appropriate."
"The plot was conceived, coordinated, and carried out by high-level officials in the Clinton campaign and the DNC," the court brief reads, noting that the "multi-pronged attack" sought to "publicly smear" Trump. instigating a media frenzy".
The defendants include several FBI figures, including its former director
James Comey
, as well as Clinton campaign manager
John Podesta , and President
Joe Biden
's
national security adviser
Jake Sullivan
, among others.
Also among the defendants is former British spy
Christopher Steele
, author of a report alleging that Moscow was linked to Trump's election campaign and that Russian secret services had sensitive material about the former president that could be used against him.
The federal investigation found no evidence that Trump or his campaign colluded with Russia to win the election, but it did conclude that the Russian government ran a campaign to help Trump win the White House in 2016.
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