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Rep. Jim Jordan said {{quotebox|"We know, for a fact, the Clinton campaign paid Russians to influence the election...Most of Mueller’s team is anti-Trump. We know that. What concerns me is the intent to carry out a plan to disrupt the election. Because as Mr. Strzok said, we can’t afford to leave this in we the people’s hands....I’m convinced now the FBI actively seeking with intent, actively trying to stop Donald Trump from being president of the United States. Everything points to the fact that there was an orchestrated plan to try to prevent Donald Trump from being the next president of the United States."<ref>https://www.toddstarnes.com/show/rep-jim-jordan-im-convinced-fbi-tried-stop-trump-president/</ref>}}

Rep. Andy Biggs in ''USA Today'' Op-ed called for an end of the Mueller witch-hunt,<ref>https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2017/12/26/mueller-end-witch-hunt-andy-biggs-editorials-debates/108932714/</ref> and Sen. [[Rand Paul]] called for an investigation of Obama officials who tried to prevent the election of Donald Trump.<ref>https://twitter.com/RandPaul/status/943852014055944192?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fallenwestrepublic.com%2Fsenator-calls-for-investigation-on-barack-obama%2F</ref>

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~~==Career==~~

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Simpson formerly was a reporter for The [[Wall Street Journal]] covering [[money laundering]] and other financial crime, including [[terrorist]] financing, tax evasion and corporate misconduct. For nine years, he was based in the Journal's [[Washington, D.C.]], bureau. In January 2005, he moved to the Journal's European headquarters in [[Brussels]], [[Belgium]]. His past coverage for the Journal includes the [[9/11 attacks]] and their aftermath, technology and privacy, the [[Justice Department]], [[Congress]], banking agencies and the [[White House]], the [[Federal Trade Commission]], and major scandals including [[Whitewater]], foreign campaign contributions and Monica Lewinsky. His October 1996 articles disclosing illegal contributions from [[Indonesia]] and [[China]] to the [[Bill Clinton]] presidential campaign (with Jill Abramson) sparked a year-long congressional investigation into [[Chinagate]] and various federal prosecutions and were included in a nomination package by the Journal for a [[Pulitzer Prize]].

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Simpson began his journalism career in 1986 as an editorial assistant at Insight. He became a reporter for the Washington-based magazine in 1988 and a writer in 1989. He moved to Roll Call magazine as a staff writer in 1989 and became a senior staff writer in 1993. He joined the Journal in August 1995.

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Born in Paoli, Penn., Simpson received a bachelor's degree in journalism from [[George Washington University]].<ref>http://library.fora.tv/speaker/6818/Glenn_Simpson</ref> He and his wife, Wall Street Journal reporter [[Mary Jacoby]],<ref>http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1180847/pg1</ref> have two children.

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