GOP Rep. Jim Jordan says Trump is 'right
on target' to suggest EXECUTIONS for Hillary's
campaign aides after Special Counsel found
they paid a tech firm to hack into his
WH and Trump Towers servers
Posted By: Imright, 2/13/2022 7:01:16 PM
Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan said that Donald Trump was 'right on target' to suggest Hillary Clinton's operatives should be executed after the former president accused her campaign of treason. Trump unleashed a furious broadside on Clinton on Saturday after special counsel John Durham claimed that her team had tried to spy on his White House servers in a bid to find ties to Russia to smear him with.The one-term president claimed Durham's report was bigger than Watergate and said everyone involved should be prosecuted and preferably, executed. 'In a stronger period of time in our country,
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