Trump exposé weaponization of DOJ against political opponents

DC DailyJournal:

President Trump didn’t hold back, blasting the Biden administration for turning the Justice Department into a political weapon aimed at crushing conservative voices like Charlie Kirk and his powerhouse organization, Turning Point USA.

In a post on Truth Social post late Tuesday, the president called out the “deranged” Special Counsel Jack Smith—who led two bogus prosecutions against him before quitting in January—and slammed the “corrupt and incompetent Biden administration” for their desperate bid to shut down the nonprofit that’s been a thorn in the side of the radical left.

“They tried to force Charlie, and many other people and movements, out of business,” Trump said in his Truth Social post. “They Weaponized the Justice Department against Sleepy Joe Biden’s Political Opponents, including ME!”

This outburst came hot on the heels of Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley dropping bombshell files that exposed the FBI’s witch hunt against dozens of Republican-linked groups during their so-called election investigation into Trump, with Turning Point USA right in the crosshairs.
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Biden and his team exploited the DOJ and the FBI to go after their political opponents.  Grassley is right to expose this abuse of power.

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