Just two days after Donald Trump announced a run for president in 2024, Joe Biden’s Administration named a special counsel to investigate him, continuing the never-ending investigation of the mo.
Just two days after Donald Trump announced a run for president in 2024, Joe Biden’s Administration named a special counsel to investigate him, continuing the never-ending investigation of the most investigated president in U.S. history. That sound you hear is a chorus of “here we go again.”
Attorney General Merrick Garland announced he’s named a special counsel to “investigate” Trump’s Mar-a-Lago presidential papers incident, in which the FBI raided the president’s private home to retrieve documents the National Archives said were theirs. Garland also tasked the new counsel to look into the roots of the January 6 breach on the Capitol.
Newly named special counsel Jack Smith is an Obama-era Eric Holder protégé, according to Mike Davis of the Article III Project. He helped target Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell “on bogus corruption charges” that were reversed by the Supreme Court on a vote of 9-0. “Now Smith is back to take out Trump,” said Davis.
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In a news conference on Friday right before the Thanksgiving holiday, so nobody would notice, The reported that “extraordinary circumstances” — namely Trump’s candidacy and President Biden’s stated intention to run for reelection — “necessitated the appointment of an independent prosecutor to oversee the investigations.”
WaPo said the probe would be “focused on alleged high-level breaches of national security and could place Trump in legal peril unprecedented for a one-time commander in chief.” This is the same newspaper that claimed that high-level intel types swore on a stack of Bibles that Trump held nuclear secrets at Mar-a-Lago. This week, days after the midterm elections, the newspaper walked back that whopper.
Rather than clarify how much the FBI played a role in carrying out the January 6 planning, as the agency did in the alleged plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer, expect the new counsel to cover up the obvious wrongdoing on the part of the DOJ and FBI.
