But are we going to now accept that it is normal in presidential campaigns, for a whole campaign team to have 100 contacts with a foreign adversary, whom they knew was trying to disrupt our election and tilt it? That's just business as usual.
Connolly questions the normalization of foreign interference in presidential campaigns based on the report's findings.
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