Is The DOJ Compiling an Enemy’s List?

Written by David E. Smith

Last week we learned that in January 2022, DOJ Special Counsel Jack Smith‘s team secretly obtained a subpoena from a judge to access Donald J. Trump‘s Twitter account information. He demanded that X, formerly known as Twitter, hand over information on all Americans who interacted with Trump on Twitter between October of 2020, while he was the President of the United States of America, to January of 2021. This would include people that did something as simple as liking a tweet issued by President Trump.

Twitter initially resisted, claiming they needed to notify Trump first. This was taken up to an appellate court where it led to a $350,000 fine against Twitter’s new owner, Elon Musk.

The legacy media did not give this outrageous data gathering and invasion of privacy action the coverage it deserved, nor did they identify it as a collection of an enemy list for the current federal regime. Why else would the Biden Justice Department want to gather this information secretly?  One could only imagine how many millions would be on this list.

Is retweeting or liking a Trump tweet a criminal act? Of course not. It does, however, reveal the obsession the Democrats have with throwing everything they can at Donald Trump to stop him from running again in 2024. It does not matter that this is, on its face, an abuse of power, a grotesque overreach, and a complete contempt for free speech and the First Amendment. They are terrified that voters will overwhelmingly support Trump come November, and they’re trying to use the justice system to destroy the leading Republican candidate. Why? Because they want to interfere with the election. They want to stop democracy from operating.

For more on this, listen/watch this 6-minute monologue by Dinesh D’Souza: