
FBI under attack by Republicans trying to protect their own criminal element
Republicans figure that the only way to protect disgraced, criminal former president Donald Trump is to try and undermine the credibility of the
FBI.
Republicans figure that the only way to protect disgraced, criminal former president Donald Trump is to try and undermine the credibility of the
FBI.
Will the President’s moves pay off or be a liability in the long run? Time will tell.
The list shows empty classified information folders. Where are the documents? What did Trump do with them?
The valid, necessary search of Mar-a-Lago by FBI agents in Florida, found not only evidence of criminal behavior, but also possession of documents that bring serious questions of treason by a disgraced, corrupt president
The Justice Department says making the affidavit public would expose witnesses to danger and hamper investigations
Yet, the cult-like Republican base of Trump supporters, including GOP leaders in Congress, have flocked to his support with threats of violence against law enforcement
A suspected member of the Proud Boys militia group and supporter of disgraced former president Donald Trump tried to force his way into an FBI office
The FBI search of Mar-a-Lago shows increased action by the Justice Department’s probe of Trump’s criminal actions during his despicable time as president
The unannounced search came with Trump staying, for the summer, at his New Jersey golf club
The first trial of one of the insurrectionists who trashed the Capitol, threatened members of Congress and engages in activities that led to deaths, could determine what those who follow can expect