Former President Donald J. Trump’s connections to Russia began more than 40 years ago and didn’t end on Election Day 2016. Attorney Steven J. Harper and the producers at BillMoyers.com launched the Trump-Russia Timeline in February 2017 with 25 sourced and annotated entries.
Almost four years later, the weekly updates to the Timeline ended. Renamed the Trump-Russia-Ukraine Timeline, it had thousands of entries and encompassed Trump’s first impeachment. Readers can browse entries chronologically, focus on a particular date range, or use the name filter to click on one or more individuals to see where they fit in the overall narrative.
After Trump lost the election in November 2020, events began to overlap with the Insurrection Timeline – also available at BillMoyers.com.
Created as antidotes to the lies and misinformation that Trump and his allies keep spreading, both timelines remain valuable resources for those interested in facts.
[Editor’s Note: Trump’s Twitter account was suspended on January 8, 2021. All Trump-Russia-Ukraine Timeline references to his tweets can now be found at www.thetrumparchive.com.]
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