Biden's DOJ investigated ordinary citizens, not criminals

Grassley Memo Reveals Biden DOJ Collected Personal Data On 639,000 Republican Voters And Donors

In America, you’re supposed to be able to support any candidate, donate to any cause, and vote your conscience without the federal government quietly assembling a dossier on you.

That’s not a partisan talking point. It’s the entire premise of the First Amendment. It’s why generations of Americans fought and bled to keep this republic free from the kind of government surveillance that defines every tin-pot dictatorship on earth.

So what happens when the machinery of federal law enforcement gets aimed not at criminals but at everyday citizens whose great offense was contributing a few bucks to the wrong political party?

Thanks to a Senate investigation that’s been peeling back layers for over a year, we now have an answer – and it demands a reckoning.

We’re not talking about political operatives or Washington insiders. The occupations listed in the data paint a very different picture: retirees, pool technicians, drivers, and loggers. People who mowed their lawns on Saturday and maybe tossed a few dollars toward a candidate they believed in.

The personal information harvested on these Americans was jaw-dropping in its granularity – names, dates of birth, home addresses, email addresses, voter registration status, occupation, employer, credit card information, and donation amounts.

Jack Smith didn’t appoint himself. He was installed by Biden’s Attorney General. Arctic Frost was a Biden-era DOJ operation from conception to execution. There’s no separating the two.

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