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'''Jack Smith''' is the special council appointed by [[Biden junta]] chief prosecutor [[Merrick Garland]] who brought charges in the [[Trump insurrection hoax]] to interfere in the [[2024 presidential election]] and [[American]] [[democracy]]. | '''Jack Smith''' is the special council appointed by [[Biden junta]] chief prosecutor [[Merrick Garland]] who brought charges in the [[Trump insurrection hoax]] to interfere in the [[2024 presidential election]] and [[American]] [[democracy]]. | ||
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| + | Smith has a relatively weak academic record for someone in his position: he merely graduated "cum laude" from [[Harvard]], as much of each class does, and apparently without even serving on a law review. He did not obtain any post-graduation clerkship, as many of his higher-achieving classmates did. Smith's first job after graduation, in the [[Manhattan]] DA's office, was relatively non-selective. It's quite possible he lacks an understanding of basic legal concepts, and the interplay between courts and other branches of government. | ||
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| + | The [[U.S. Supreme Court]] unanimously reversed a many-year, multi-million-dollar prosecution by Smith of [[Republican]] Virginia Gov. [[Bob McDonnell]], which cost him more than $27 million to defend. | ||
Sundance of Theconservativetreehouse summarizes the background: | Sundance of Theconservativetreehouse summarizes the background: | ||
Revision as of 00:01, August 10, 2023
Jack Smith is the special council appointed by Biden junta chief prosecutor Merrick Garland who brought charges in the Trump insurrection hoax to interfere in the 2024 presidential election and American democracy.
Smith has a relatively weak academic record for someone in his position: he merely graduated "cum laude" from Harvard, as much of each class does, and apparently without even serving on a law review. He did not obtain any post-graduation clerkship, as many of his higher-achieving classmates did. Smith's first job after graduation, in the Manhattan DA's office, was relatively non-selective. It's quite possible he lacks an understanding of basic legal concepts, and the interplay between courts and other branches of government.
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously reversed a many-year, multi-million-dollar prosecution by Smith of Republican Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, which cost him more than $27 million to defend.
Sundance of Theconservativetreehouse summarizes the background:
| "Rod Rosenstein, Robert Mueller, Michael Horowitz, Bill Barr, John Durham and now, Merrick Garland, Lisa Monaco and Jack Smith, were/are all attempting to defend the institutional interests of a comprehensively corrupt Washington DC political apparatus. All of these participants were/are involved in one long continuum of an effort to hide the corruption and protect the institutions. The weaponized institutions of government, and the evidence of that corrupt activity, are what they are protecting."[1] |