AG Pam Bondi To Launch Investigations Into Trump Prosecutors Jack Smith, Alvin Bragg, Letitia James
5 weeks ago
Attorney General Pam Bondi is set to launch investigations into the prosecutors who led what republicans call weaponized lawfare cases against President Donald Trump.
The full investigations will look at the cases brought by Former Special Counsel Jack Smith – who was leading the 2020 election case and the classified documents case – both of which were dismissed.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg who oversaw the so-called Hush Money Case that resulted in a 34-count conviction over how his accountant classified an expense billed by his attorney.
And New York attorney General Letitia James, who brought the civil fraud case against Trump and his family – resulting in a historic $454 million bond. The case, that had no victims, accused Trump of exaggerating the value of his properties to obtain loans.
Bondi’s investigations will be part of the "Weaponization Working Group," which will take a look at the activities of all law enforcement agencies over the past for years, to pinpoint instances of "politicized justice."
The working group will also review the FBI’s targeting of Catholic Americans, The DOJ’s targeting of parents at school board meetings, the prosecutions of Jan. 6th and abuses of the FACE act
The full investigations will look at the cases brought by Former Special Counsel Jack Smith – who was leading the 2020 election case and the classified documents case – both of which were dismissed.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg who oversaw the so-called Hush Money Case that resulted in a 34-count conviction over how his accountant classified an expense billed by his attorney.
And New York attorney General Letitia James, who brought the civil fraud case against Trump and his family – resulting in a historic $454 million bond. The case, that had no victims, accused Trump of exaggerating the value of his properties to obtain loans.
Bondi’s investigations will be part of the "Weaponization Working Group," which will take a look at the activities of all law enforcement agencies over the past for years, to pinpoint instances of "politicized justice."
The working group will also review the FBI’s targeting of Catholic Americans, The DOJ’s targeting of parents at school board meetings, the prosecutions of Jan. 6th and abuses of the FACE act
