Donald Trump might have used imprecise words but basically he was correct in saying that he was under undue surveillance. House Intel Chairman Nunes has confirmed that Donald Trump’s was probably incidental surveillance before the election. Whether these steps were taken within the law or not is still to be fully vented. It might all be legal surveillance but it seems odd to occur to an opposing candidate just before the election and after he has been elected.
The Democrats and their allies in the media have tried to portray the Trump Administration as under the control or colluding with the Russian leader Putin but what if this was all a smoke screen. A smoke screen to stop Donald Trump from actually finding that the opposing party through the administration was looking for dirt on the Republican nominee way before the election so as to stop him in his tracks. When the shock of shock occurred and Trump won the election the Russian smoke had to be launched. President Obama is smart enough to sign any orders for this to occur for hand signals to those in charge of certain sectors of his state or “getting out of the way” would be enough of an approval. You might say this has deep state conspiracy roots but when was the last time a nominee of major political party was under surveillance incidentally or otherwise from the government of the opposing party.