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Biden DOJ obtained personal data of hundreds of thousands GOP voters and donors, top Senate Republican says
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The Biden administration allegedly obtained the personal data of at least 639,000 Republican voters and donors as part of an investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, according to a new memo released on Wednesday.
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A new memo sheds light on the extraordinarily long arm of the FBI as it investigated President Donald Trump — showing that the bureau gobbled up the […]
“This update shows that Jack Smith and the Biden Justice Department collected incredibly invasive donor data – and voter data – beyond what could conceivably be necessary for Smith or his team to fulfill the Special Counsel’s mandate.
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith seized the personal information of at least 639,000 Republican voters, donors, and supporters as part of his Arctic Frost lawfare against Donald Trump, according to newly reviewed federal whistleblower disclosures.
Former special counsel Jack Smith and the Biden administration Justice Department obtained information on at least 639,000 Republican donors, voters and supporters, the Senate Judiciary Committee revealed Wednesday.
The Biden administration allegedly obtained the personal data of at least 639,000 Republican voters and donors as part of an investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, according to a new memo released on Wednesday.
Ex-special counsel Jack Smith obtained personal info on 639K Republicans – including red MAGA hat buyers | 14 Oct 2026 | Ex-special counsel Jack Smith obtained personal information on 639,000 Republican donors, voters and supporters — including some who contributed as little as $1 or bought “red MAG…
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...
