Those who interferred with 2020 election to get Biden elected could be targetted

 

Paul Sperry
@paulsperry_
BREAKING: Sources say former federal prosecutor and national intel director John Ratcliffe tops Trump's list for attorney general and plans to criminally prosecute CIA contractors and employees who broke laws against interfering in elections when they ran an influence op in 2020
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The influence op against Trump in 2020 was the real threat to democracy that led to putting in an incompetent president like Biden.  The results have been wars in Europe and the Middle East and record-high inflation in the US.

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Trump War Room
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@marcorubio
: When Donald Trump was president, I can't think of a single prominent Democrat who was prosecuted, so it's funny to hear these people out there "warning" of all the ridiculous things they claim Trump will do. They're the ones going after their political opponents!

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