Starting off 2024 with a BANG!
It’s gonna come back and hit ya right in the head.
“More from Jack Smith’s brief filed yesterday arguing presidents can be criminally prosecuted. Hmmmm…does a dossier count?
“Obama knew all about Russiagate and the dossier. His top advisors including Lisa Monaco met routinely in the Situation Room to hatch the plan, centered on Chris Steele’s “reporting.”
“Obama met with Comey in August 2016 to discuss the operation. He even greenlighted Comey and Clapper notifying Trump about the nonexistent pee tape and DNC/Clinton funded dossier when they met with Trump in Jan 2017.
“Legit seditious conspiracy.” – – Julie Kelly on X
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- A federal appeals court on Friday allowed a lawsuit brought by a group of U.S. Capitol Police officers against former President Donald Trump to move forward, ruling that Trump is not entitled to absolute immunity from civil lawsuits. The suit focuses on Trump’s alleged conduct surrounding the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol.
- The three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit based its decision on a ruling in a separate case brought by two Capitol Police officers and a group of House Democrats that was handed down earlier this month. In its Dec. 1 opinion, the D.C. Circuit rejected Trump’s claim that he is shielded from civil liability because his alleged actions in connection to the Jan. 6 attack fell within the official functions of the presidency.
Source: cbsnews.com
- Bill Kristol, George Conway, Patrick Fitzgerald, and others send Trump-hating brief to Court of Appeals.
- Sixteen former DC officials and “legal experts” submitted an amici curiae brief to the US Court of Appeals in President Trump’s immunity appeal, arguing against immunity for ex-presidents in criminal cases.
- The list of attorneys includes former Bushies, turncoat Bill Kristol, Ty Cobb, Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald, a Mike Pence advisor, and unhinged nutcase George Conway.
- Here are the so-called “principled Republican” experts who are sh*tting on Trump today:
- Brad Berenson- Associate Counsel to George W. Bush
- Gregory A. Brower – Appointed by George W Bush
- Tom Campbell
- Ty Cobb- Special Counsel to Trump
- Tom Coleman
- George T Conway III
- John J Farmer – Assistant US Attorney for George HW Bush and Bill Clinton
- Patrick J Fitzgerld – US Attorney appointed by George W Bush
- William Kristol
- Phillip Allen Lacovara – Deputy Solicitor General to Nixon
- John McKay- US Attorney in Washington under George W Bush
- Trevor Potter- Chairman of the Federal Election Commission (1994) appointed by George HW Bush
- Claudine Schneider
- Fern M Smith
- Olivia Troye – Special Advisor, Homeland Security and Counterterrorism to Mike Pence
- William F Weld (former “Republican” Guvnah Massachusetts)
- Patrick Fitzgerald is a former Special Counsel in the Valerie Plame Affair, where he indicted Scooter Libby, who President Trump pardoned.
- Bill Kristol ran The Weekly Standard until he lost his mind, and his Trump hatred ran that quasi-conservative periodical into the dirt.
- Olivia Troye was a special advisor to turncoat Mike Pence, who, we think, ran for president this year.
- The amicus brief emphasizes that granting immunity to former presidents contradicts the Constitution and historical practice, arguing such immunity would violate the separation of powers and the principle of a peaceful transition of executive power.
- It claims that the Constitution does not provide such immunity for former presidents, even for acts committed during their tenure.
- Additionally, the brief calls for holding former officeholders accountable for wrongful actions, underscoring the necessity for adherence to professional obligations and the possibility of criminal prosecution for misconduct.
- The brief also contends that even if limited immunity existed, it would not apply to the alleged actions of Trump.
Source: thegatewaypundit.com
- A federal appeals court on Friday allowed a lawsuit brought by a group of U.S. Capitol Police officers against former President Donald Trump to move forward, ruling that Trump is not entitled to absolute immunity from civil lawsuits. The suit focuses on Trump’s alleged conduct surrounding the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol.
- The three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit based its decision on a ruling in a separate case brought by two Capitol Police officers and a group of House Democrats that was handed down earlier this month. In its Dec. 1 opinion, the D.C. Circuit rejected Trump’s claim that he is shielded from civil liability because his alleged actions in connection to the Jan. 6 attack fell within the official functions of the presidency.
Source: cbsnews.com
Source: dailycaller.com
But wait!!! There’s more!!!
Trump knows. Trump always knows.
- My old friend and business partner, John Moynihan, filed a whistleblower complaint with the Department of Justice Inspector General’s Office on November 28 alleging that Jack Smith, the Special Prosecutor pursuing Donald Trump, was engaged in an extortion scheme while he was working at the International Court of Justice. It is no coincidence that Jack Smith, in the wake of that complaint, made an impromptu move on Monday (December 11) asking the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether Donald Trump had immunity to the charges filed by Smith. Moynihan’s complaint was filed on November 28, 2023 and Smith, 13 days later decides to bypass the Appeals Courts. Smells like politics.
- The Moynihan complaint is political dynamite because it provides circumstantial evidence to support Donald Trump’s belief that Jack Smith is not only politically motivated but corrupt. The Trump team wisely has refrained from piling on this news in order to avoid accusations that this was a manufactured hit job.
- Let’s start with the man who brought this complaint. John Francis Moynihan is a former employee of the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”) and has been my business partner since 1998. We have pursued separate activities over the last four years, but remain in close contact and work on projects from time to time. John is hands down the best expert in the world on money laundering and financial crimes. He lays out his credentials in the opening paragraph of the complaint:
- John learned of Jack Smith’s alleged involvement thanks to a tip from a friend and DEA Agent, who had a confidential informant, who alerted him to the extortion scheme at the ICJ (as stated in the complaint).
- I am currently a consultant to the DEA and other United States law enforcement agencies. I have thirty-five years experience investigating domestic and international money laundering cases in both criminal and civil matters. The cases I have worked on involve complex domestic and international financial transactions and have resulted in indictments, plea agreements, criminal convictions, large scale seizures of money, and
settlements in the billions of dollars. I continue to assist the Department of Justice and the Treasury Department in money laundering and other cases, some of which are currently ongoing.’ All of which is to say that I am a recognized expert in the areas of money laundering and financial investigations.
- I am currently a consultant to the DEA and other United States law enforcement agencies. I have thirty-five years experience investigating domestic and international money laundering cases in both criminal and civil matters. The cases I have worked on involve complex domestic and international financial transactions and have resulted in indictments, plea agreements, criminal convictions, large scale seizures of money, and
The hypocrisy is nauseating…
Well of course he’s into extortion since he’s part of the swamp. Gotta wonder if his real name is Jack Smith making it difficult to research him. Haha