Jim Jordan

Stop and think about it.

Jack Smith restricts the speech of the former president while he's a candidate for president.

Thank goodness Mr. Smith was slapped down on appeal and the order was changed.

In fact, just two weeks ago, the Washington Post editorial page, Jack Smith would have blown a hole in the First Amendment.

I just want to read two sentences from this.

Mr. Smith seemed unconcerned about interfering in the democratic process by seeking to muzzle a candidate for a high office.

Three appellate judges, all nominated by Democrat presidents, ruled that Mr. Smith's proposed gag order infringed on President Trump's First Amendment rights.

And of course they did.

And this wasn't the only time Mr. Smith lost in court.

In the classified documents case in Miami, Judge Cannon held that Mr. Smith was not permitted to be special counsel.

Jack Smith was never properly appointed.

In fact, he couldn't be properly appointed because he was never confirmed by the Senate for any position in the executive branch as the law requires.

Here's what Judge Kaden stated.

Quote, the special counsel's position effectively usurps that important legislative authority transferring it to a head of department and in the process threatening the structural liberty inherent in the separation of powers.

And of course,

On July 1, 2024, the United States Supreme Court ruled that President Trump had immunity for actions taken in his official capacity as the president.

One month later, after this decision by the Supreme Court, Jack Smith files a superseding indictment on August 27, 2024.

But Mr. Smith doesn't stop there.

He does something unprecedented.

On October 2nd,