House Republicans’ Jack Smith Criminal Referral Plot Just IMPLODED
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For more than eight hours last year, former Special Counsel Jack Smith testified about his criminal investigations in Donald Trump, and House Republicans pored over the transcript for any statement that could get him prosecuted. In his criminal referral letter, House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan all but admits that Smith told the truth, but he urged the Justice Department to prosecute him anyway. Parsing their criminal referral letter, Adam Klasfeld explains why House Republicans know that any case against the former special counsel would have no merit.
My comments:
Remind me: Gym Jordan passed the Bar in what state(s)? He’s licensed where?
Oh,[b]NOWHERE!!![/b]
That’s what I thought…
For more than eight hours last year, former Special Counsel Jack Smith testified about his criminal investigations in Donald Trump, and House Republicans pored over the transcript for any statement that could get him prosecuted. In his criminal referral letter, House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan all but admits that Smith told the truth, but he urged the Justice Department to prosecute him anyway. Parsing their criminal referral letter, Adam Klasfeld explains why House Republicans know that any case against the former special counsel would have no merit.
My comments:
Remind me: Gym Jordan passed the Bar in what state(s)? He’s licensed where?
Oh,[b]NOWHERE!!![/b]
That’s what I thought…
