The truth about Jack Smith’s witch hunt can only stay hidden for so long.
It’s all going to come out.
And a journalist spilled the beans on one bad situation that will have Jack Smith laying awake at night.
Coordination behind the lawfare against Donald Trump will be exposed
President-elect Donald Trump faced four sham criminal cases brought against him by Democrat Prosecutors that were designed to derail his re-election campaign.
Special Counsel Jack Smith, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, and Soros-backed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg all waged lawfare against Trump.
Trump called out President Joe Biden for pulling the strings behind the scenes in these cases.
Matthew Colangelo left his post as the number three official in the Biden Justice Department in December 2022 to take a demotion working for the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
Veteran political journalist Mark Halperin predicted that this coordination could be the tip of the iceberg on his podcast The Morning Meeting.
“The victories that Trump had in lawfare, they weren’t perfect, right?” Halperin asked. “He did get one conviction, but mostly they had victories. And I think a lot of people in the media and Democrats say it was because the judges were corrupt and the Supreme Court was corrupt and the Trump people used unhanded legal tactics.”
Trump named several members of his criminal defense team to key roles in his Justice Department.
He nominated Todd Blanche to be Deputy Attorney General, Dean John Sauer to be Solicitor General, and Emil Bove as Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General.
Trump’s attorneys are becoming the hunters
Halperin speculated that these Trump defense lawyers could use their roles in the Justice Department to investigate the collusion behind the lawfare.
“But the other piece of that equation is I have zero doubt that there was more coordination on lawfare that [than] has been reported,” Halperin stated. “I have zero doubt of that, and I think it could be extensively more. And I think that we may see a congressional investigation about that.”
House Judiciary Committee chair Jim Jordan (R-OH) left the door open for an investigation into Smith.
“We may see a Justice Department investigation,” Halperin explained. “Maybe we’ll see someone in the media look into it, but I think that lawfare is not going to age well.”
Willis was ordered to pay $21,000 in legal fees and ordered to hand over communications to Judicial Watch between her office and the January 6 Committee.
“And again, just from a zeros and ones results point of view, that legal team did an incredible job for Donald Trump,” Halperin explained. “Cost him millions, but did an incredible job. And by the way, he’s now in this term unburdened by that, at least so far, in terms of investigations,” he added. “And the Democrats have a real credibility problem, not just with the MAGA base, but with a lot of Americans because of what was done. That’s my view on lawfare.”
The truth behind the coordination of lawfare against Donald Trump is all going to come out eventually.
Stay tuned to Unmuzzled News for any updates to this ongoing story.
