'No, I'm not a conspiracy theorist': Harris campaign aide suggests Trump colluded with Putin and Israel to win election.

A member of Vice President Kamala Harris' national finance committee defends her social media posts questioning former President Donald Trump's collusion with Israel, Russia, and Saudi Arabia, stating that they are "absolutely valid," and denies being a "conspiracy theorist."

In recent days, DNC National Finance Committee member Lindy Li has posted on X multiple times, discussing the possibility of coordination between the GOP presidential candidate and various foreign governments.

"Trump's alleged collusion with Netanyahu, conspiration with the Saudi Crown Prince, and agreement with Putin to delay ending the war in Ukraine must be investigated."

Li is a Philadelphia-area Democratic activist and strategist who serves as a national finance committee member for the Harris-Walz campaign. She was appointed as a commissioner for the state to serve on the Governor's Advisory Commission on Asian American and Pacific Islander Affairs by Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro last year. Li is considered one of the top "influencers shaping the 2024 election," according to Wired.

She stated that she is not promoting any conspiracy theories and is merely asking questions, as she told Planet Chronicle Digital in a phone interview.

Li clarified that she is not a conspiracy theorist, stating that "each of the points I made in the X post have been covered in media articles."

Trump has admitted to speaking with Putin and MBS, but he refused to disclose what they discussed. There have been reports that the Saudis increase oil prices before every election, and this has been confirmed by extensive reporting.

Li argues that Trump's history of using issues to boost his election prospects includes his role in derailing a bipartisan immigration bill, which he did to keep illegal immigration as a prominent campaign issue.

"Given Trump's destruction of the bipartisan immigration deal to keep it a campaign issue, it's valid to ask if he would do the same with a ceasefire deal, especially considering his close relationship with Netanyahu," she said.

Senate Republicans opposed the border deal, arguing it would allow 5,000 migrants into the country each day and give Democrats more authority, funds, and flexibility on handling the border.

Over the weekend, news emerged that Hamas terrorists had killed six hostages on Saturday as Israel Defense Forces launched an operation in Gaza. Among the bodies recovered was that of Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who had been held captive by Hamas terrorists since October 7, when the conflict between Hamas and Israel first began.

This week, protests broke out in Israel due to the deaths of six hostages. The protesters called for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to establish a cease-fire and bring back the remaining hostages. Netanyahu stated that he will not yield to pressure for a cease-fire, as Israel must maintain control over the strip of land along Gaza's border with Egypt.

Nixon delayed ending the Vietnam War to secure his presidency, and Trump may be collaborating with world leaders to increase his chances of regaining the White House.

She wrote that Trump, who views Nixon as his spiritual precursor, would do whatever it takes to win, even if it means prolonging the agony in Gaza to enhance his own election prospects.

Reagan utilized a global occurrence to strengthen his campaign, as argued by Li.

"Nixon made a deal with the Vietnamese to delay ending the war until after the election."

"Netanyahu and Trump likely struck a deal to delay a ceasefire until after the election, following the same playbook."

Li stated that her questions and posts have been previously addressed by other media pundits, as she directed Fox Digital to a Steven Beschloss post from Monday and a New York Times op-ed written by Thomas Friedman titled, "How Netanyahu Is Trying to Save Himself, Elect Trump and Defeat Harris."

The ongoing conflict in Israel is putting pressure on the Biden-Harris administration to secure a cease-fire, with Trump alleging that Harris is soft on international affairs.

During a campaign rally in Iowa, Trump stated that the Israeli attack was carried out because they perceived the United States as weak and ineffective, with a weak leader, following the Hamas attack on Israel in October.

"Things are not the same as they were three years ago globally," he stated.

If Trump were in office, wars in Israel and Ukraine would not have happened.

During his RNC nomination acceptance speech in July, Trump vowed to resolve every international crisis caused by the current administration, including the war with Russia and Ukraine, which he claimed would never have occurred if he were president, and the attack on Israel, which he also stated would not have happened under his leadership.

"Iran was broke and had no money. Now, Iran has $250 billion. They made it all over the last two and a half years. I watched the other day on a show called Deface the Nation. Has anyone seen it? And they had a Congressman who was a Democrat, say, ‘Well, whether you like him or not, Iran was broke dealing with Trump.’"

The Harris-Walz campaign did not respond to Fox Digital's inquiry about Li's X posts.

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