One more corrupt, dishonest creature has been removed from our government after Department of Justice prosecutor Jack Smith officially resigned from the Justice Department.
Smith oversaw TWO federal criminal cases against former President Donald Trump during the presidential election, which were filed by the Biden DOJ – go figure. However, the truth came out when we learned that the agents staged a photo op during the raid of Trump’s home, featuring “top secret” folders, to make it appear as though the former president was hoarding a galore of classified documents.
This led to a multitude of conspiracy theories about the contents of those s-called documents, including one that ridiculously claimed that Trump was “selling nuclear secrets” – which was false, of course.
The UNCONSTITUTIONAL Special Prostitute Jack Smith who spent +$50,000,000 to plant evidence against Donald Trump officially resigns.
Tampering with evidence is a third-degree felony, punishable by 2 to 10 years in prison and fines up to $10,000.
Meaning the FBI had already… https://t.co/inWtepHC7u pic.twitter.com/ba2FY6nEAZ
— 🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 (@Real_RobN) January 11, 2025
Conveniently enough, those “top secret” folders were not included with the alleged classified documents….they were only good enough to use in the viral photo from the raid. Just enough to cast doubt on the president-elect during a crucial time in his campaign.
Trending Politics reports:
News of Smith’s departure came in a court filing Justice Department officials submitted to U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon on Saturday afternoon. Smith has been seeking to release a “final report” on his defunct investigation into the Biden DOJ’s chief political rival, which has thus far been blocked by Judge Cannon. The Florida-based federal judge previously Smith’s controversial classified documents case against Trump — the first of two federal cases filed by Smith’s office — after taking issue with the constitutional basis for his appointment as special prosecutor.
In her 93-page decision, the Trump-appointed judge explained at length about the power of Congress to appoint special agents of the DOJ, a power that she said was not conferred to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland. “The relevant history, according to Special Counsel Smith, shows that Congress tacitly authorized—or silently acquiesced to—the use of Section 515 (or its predecessor statutes) to appoint “special attorneys” like himself… Upon review of the murky historical record, the Court determines that, whatever themes can be drawn from that background, they cannot supplant the plain language of the statute itself, which clearly does not vest the Attorney General with such authority,” Cannon wrote.
“At most, the history reflects an ad hoc, inconsistent practice of naming prosecutors from both inside and outside of government (typically in response to national scandal) who possessed wildly variant degrees of power and autonomy. The lack of consistency makes it near impossible to draw any meaningful conclusions about Congress’s approval of modern special counsels like Special Counsel Smith—much less its acquiescence to Section 515 as a vehicle for such appointments,” Cannon added.
Trump has since warned Smith to “lawyer up,” and given the circumstances, he would be smart to do so.
🚨BREAKING: President Trump just shared a report urging Jack Smith to "lawyer up" after Smith resigned in disgrace after Trump's landslide victory. pic.twitter.com/KJ0ozQO7So
— Bo Loudon (@BoLoudon) January 12, 2025
Ironically, despite the charges brought against Trump for the staged classified documents, a special counsel opted to not bring those same charges against President Joe Biden, for the exact same thing….only the classified documents in Biden’s home were real.