History of Judge Who Signed Off on Trump
Raid Raises All Kinds of Red Flags
Posted By: Imright, 8/9/2022 11:30:15 AM
While most of the allegations of corruption surrounding the FBI’s raid of Donald Trump’s estate in Florida have been pointed at the bureau itself, details about the judge who signed off on the warrant are raising eyebrows. The warrant was rubber-stamped by Magistrate Judge named Bruce Reinhardt. As Ron Coleman points out, that’s highly suspect given the profile of the situation.(Tweet) Why did a low-level, unconfirmed, unappointed magistrate judge sign off on the most consequential FBI warrant in decades? If any warrant application demanded the eyes of a real judge, it would be one targeting the former President of the United States. Yet, this judge was happy to give the FBI
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Spartz was not just saying that either, she grew up in the former Soviet Union before emigrating to the United States.
Her comments ring true because that’s just the way it came off to millions of Americans. It looked like something that happens in other countries, not America.
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Treason? Nope.
Assault (perhaps on a Secret Service agent)? Nope.
Espionage? Nope, that's a Swalwell thing.
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