Dealing with the deep state insubordination

 Streiff:

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There is no doubt that the Intelligence Community, the Department of Justice, and the FBI declared war on President Trump. There was not only the obscene Russia Hoax but also the joint effort that resulted in President Trump’s first impeachment on the most flimsy and transparently partisan grounds. Likewise, when Hunter Biden’s laptop surfaced during the campaign, the Intelligence Community wasted no time declaring it a Russian fake.

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As we and a federal grand jury (see Jonathan Turley and Former U.S. Atty Raise Questions About ‘Critical Stage’ of Hunter Biden Case) now know, the laptop is completely legitimate.

According to Swann, the Trump team has identified high-priority targets for cleansing.

Sources close to the former president said that he will — as a matter of top priority — go after the national security apparatus, “clean house” in the intelligence community and the State Department, target the “woke generals” at the Defense Department, and remove the top layers of the Justice Department and FBI.

Final thoughts.

This plan, aggressively executed, would be the best thing that’s happened to the nation since, at least, the election of Ronald Reagan. It would prevent the fifth column of activist Democrats inside the federal bureaucracy from carrying out the guerilla war against Republican administrations and return a large measure of control of the government to elected representatives. It is clear that the Intelligence Community, the Department of Justice, and the FBI are nothing more than Democrat stormtroopers. If a Republican president can’t bring them to heel, he’s doomed.

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The groups being targeted have lost the confidence of millions of Americans.  They have been way to devoted to the evils of liberalism.  Their participation in the Russian collusion hoax is disqualifying.

See, also:

The January 6th Committee Has Hit Rock Bottom

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