Breaking: Patriots Sue January 6 Select Committee and Verizon
If you own a cell phone, this lawsuit affects you.
by Melissa Mackenzie
December 16, 2021, 11:22 PM
Most activities of the exclusively Democrat-appointed January 6 House select committee remain secret. That’s about to change as at least seven witnesses targeted by the select committee are suing to block or limit Verizon subpoenas, The American Spectator has exclusively learned.
They’ve held just one open hearing whilst hauling in Trump allies, former White House officials, and Stop the Steal organizers behind closed doors for private depositions.
These depositions are called “executive sessions” where former DOJ lawyers and other investigators grill witnesses in an attempt to find wrongdoing. Committee staffers attempt to serve these witnesses up for their bosses — anti-Trump members of Congress.
It is unconstitutional for any congressional body to pursue criminal investigations.
The select committee’s stated purpose is to explore better ways to keep the Capitol building secure and create policies that do so. That’s not what Nancy Pelosi and her minions are doing. They’re conducting a massive data-gathering expedition to create a blacklist of Trump allies, and, if possible, set up criminal charges against them.
I covered this issue on Wednesday, where Nancy Pelosi and her Democrats are looking to sweep up the entire conservative movement’s records through the 100-plus subpoenas they’ve issued. Make no mistake, tens of thousands of Republicans and conservatives are being swept up in the demand for records from Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile.
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