Biden's DOJ Weaponizes Power Against GOP Lawmakers
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Unmasking Biden's Overreach: A Shocking Revelation on DOJ's Targeting of GOP Lawmakers
In a disturbing escalation of political warfare, recent revelations have exposed the Biden administration’s alarming practice of weaponizing the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Republican lawmakers.
Documents obtained from Fox News Digital reveal that the DOJ secretly seized more than two years' worth of personal phone records from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan.
This unprecedented action not only raises serious concerns about overreach but also challenges the very fabric of our democracy.
The subpoena, which predates Jack Smith's more recent investigations into former President Donald Trump, indicates a calculated effort to surveil and intimidate political opponents.
Lawmakers including Jordan have been vocal in their criticism against the Biden administration's use of federal resources for political gain.
As Republican lawmakers grapple with this overt attempt to undermine their constitutional authority, the implications are staggering.
This latest revelation sheds light on a broader pattern of targeting Republicans that began with other high-profile figures like Rep. Kevin McCarthy, and includes numerous senators.
If left unchecked, such actions threaten the principle of separation of powers that is vital to our democracy.
While the DOJ claims these subpoenas followed proper procedures, most observers find it hard to trust the integrity of an agency that seems to function as an arm of the Democratic Party.
In light of this revelation, the call for congressional action grows louder.
It is imperative for lawmakers to assert their rights and restore accountability to a process that is quickly becoming politicized.
As the Biden administration continues to ride roughshod over the rights of its political adversaries, it is up to the Republican Party to ensure that these actions are met with a strong response.
The integrity of our democracy depends on it.
Sources:
justthenews.com
thetruthaboutguns.com
pjmedia.com
In a disturbing escalation of political warfare, recent revelations have exposed the Biden administration’s alarming practice of weaponizing the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Republican lawmakers.
Documents obtained from Fox News Digital reveal that the DOJ secretly seized more than two years' worth of personal phone records from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan.
This unprecedented action not only raises serious concerns about overreach but also challenges the very fabric of our democracy.
The subpoena, which predates Jack Smith's more recent investigations into former President Donald Trump, indicates a calculated effort to surveil and intimidate political opponents.
Lawmakers including Jordan have been vocal in their criticism against the Biden administration's use of federal resources for political gain.
As Republican lawmakers grapple with this overt attempt to undermine their constitutional authority, the implications are staggering.
This latest revelation sheds light on a broader pattern of targeting Republicans that began with other high-profile figures like Rep. Kevin McCarthy, and includes numerous senators.
If left unchecked, such actions threaten the principle of separation of powers that is vital to our democracy.
While the DOJ claims these subpoenas followed proper procedures, most observers find it hard to trust the integrity of an agency that seems to function as an arm of the Democratic Party.
In light of this revelation, the call for congressional action grows louder.
It is imperative for lawmakers to assert their rights and restore accountability to a process that is quickly becoming politicized.
As the Biden administration continues to ride roughshod over the rights of its political adversaries, it is up to the Republican Party to ensure that these actions are met with a strong response.
The integrity of our democracy depends on it.
Sources:
justthenews.com
thetruthaboutguns.com
pjmedia.com
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